Goalkeeper line 4 m line — a goalkeeper is not allowed to pass this point when defending a penalty shot. Players A competitive handball team consists of seven players per side, with all players with the exception of the goalkeeper being interchangeable during the game.
Like most team sports, the team has very clear roles to support their overall success: The goalkeeper — responsible for defending the goal. Left wing - this attacking player is usually right-handed and covers the left-hand side of the court.
In defence, they stand on the far left side touch line and in attack they provide counter-attacks down the left-hand side of the court. Right wing - has the same responsibilities as the left wing down the opposite side.
The anchors must not create a danger for the players. At 3m behind each goal area catch stopping nets must be loosely suspended along the entire length of the playing court 12m x 7m high. The catch stopping nets must adequately reach the sand. International Handball Federation. Rules of the Game. The information in this guide is general in nature and cannot be relied upon as professional advice concerning the design of, or marking out for, sporting facilities and playing areas.
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Close menu. Main navigation. Handball is currently played in the following formats: Handball Field Handball Wheelchair Handball Beach Handball Street Handball Mini Handball Handball — indoor Playing court The playing court is 40m long and 20m wide, with two goal areas and a playing area. Goals A goal is placed in the centre of each outer goal line. Lines All lines on the court are part of the area that they enclose.
The goal area is defined by a 6m goal area line which is drawn as follows : A 3m line directly in front of the goal. This line is parallel to the goal line and 6m away from it measured from the rear edge of the goal line to the front edge of the goal area line.
Two quarter circles, each with a radius of 6m measured from the rear inner corner of the goalposts , connecting the 3m line with the outer goal line. Beach handball Playing court The playing court is 27m long and 12m wide.
Substitution area The substitution areas for the court players are 15m long and 3m wide and situated on each side of the playing area.
Lines The court is marked with lines that belong to the areas of which they are boundaries. The one 1 metre wide penalty mark measures seven 7 metres in front of the goal line. It is the zone where the players of the opposing team will take their penalty throws.
The free-throw line is a dashed arc located outside of the 'D-zone'. Its furthest point is nine 9 metres from the outer end of the goal line. Players will resume the game from the free-throw line after any illegal fouls have been committed against any of the opposing team's attackers. The handball regulation goal size is a six metre 19' 8" D-shaped zone.
It is part of the standard handball court markings. Two quarter-circles radius 6 metres and a short straight line will join them all together. The internal measurement is two 2 metres 6. It is three 3 metres wide 9.
The six metre line handball rule states that the defending goalkeeper is the only player allowed to stand inside the crease.
Players can jump into their opponent's goal area. But, only if they release the ball before they land. There is a goalkeeper line drawn four 4 metres away from the goal. It marks the outermost distance to which the defending goalkeeper can go. The goalie, in handball terminology , can move out from the goal area during a penalty throw. There must be a goal centered along each of the two goal lines.
So, what is the height and width of the goal post in handball? It is 3 meters 3. It is 2 meters 2. The goal posts and crossbar are made of aluminum or wood, 8 centimeters 3 inches wide in cross-section. These three rods should be painted in alternate colors that contrast with each other and with the court background to make them visible from all areas of the large court. A common color code should be used for both goals. The net should be fixed to the posts and crossbar such that a ball thrown into it should not pass or leave the goal.
The substitution area is centered along one sideline of the court, extending 4. Any player leaving or entering the field must do so from there.
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