Lets Play Korfball

Resources

The following is a list of resources you need to teach a unit of Korfball.

Ideally at least four korfs (baskets). You can manage with two, but the more the better. (see http://www.korfball.org.nz/equipment/ for more information).
Balls. It is good idea to have a few official korfballs for games. Soccer balls can be used for skill development. (Netballs can be used, however they are too light and are a poor substitute.)
Plain bibs are ideal for identifying teams, although bands can be used.
Cones to help set up drills.

Korfball Skills Cards. Available from Korfball New Zealand (KNZ) at the following link.

http://www.korfball.org.nz/schools/A5skillCards.pdf
Throughout this unit this page can be accessed through this hyperlink -
Basic Six Lesson Korfball Module by Korfball New Zealand (KNZ) at the following link.

http://www.korfball.org.nz/schools/SixSessionLessonPlan.pdf
Throughout this unit this page can be accessed through this hyperlink -
Korfball Module for Basic Education, by Ben Crum, IKF coaching advisor at the following link.

http://www.korfball.org.nz/schools/Module-7-8yo.doc
Throughout this unit this page can be accessed through this hyperlink -
Multimedia video clips showing skills and drills from the Bec Korfball Club at the following link.

http://bec.korfball.com/multimedia.php
Further information and advice on teaching and coaching team and individual korfball skills can be found at:

http://www.korfball.org.nz/coaches/
Coaching Manuals – 1989. Korfball: Youth Sports Resource Manual. The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Inc., the Australian Korfball Association and the International Korfball Federation. ACHPER Publications.
Contact Korfball New Zealand regarding the availability of videos of high level korfball games and korfball tactics ()