Teknik Passing, catching, dribbling dan shooting dalam permainan Bola tangan | Handball

Overview

The video is a basic instructional presentation on handball techniques by Rendy Adriansyah from Wahid Hasyim University Semarang (class of 19). He introduces and practices key fundamentals: passing, catching (controlling), dribbling, and shooting.

Passing

Rendy explains that passing has three main types:

1. Overhand/upper passing
2. Lower passing (often used for passes to the side)
3. Chest/front passing (push/palm from the front of the chest), where the ball is pushed from in front of the chest.

“Frog worm” / Triangle Passing Concept

He mentions a technique referred to as “frog worm technique” (likely a “frog”-related drill) that uses a triangle shape. The key idea is that passing is not only about throwing the ball, but also about setting up easier catching/control.

Catching / Controlling

For catching and controlling the ball, he recommends keeping the height of the ball around chest level to make it easier to manage without difficulty.

Dribbling

He briefly explains practicing dribbling while maintaining control of the ball as part of the drill sequence.

Shooting

He describes shooting rules and positioning:

• There is a goalkeeper line (or similar line), and the player must not step on or enter the line when shooting.
• When shooting—especially when jumping—the shooter must remain outside the 6-meter line.

Closing

The video ends with thanks and a closing greeting.

Presenter / Source

• Rendy Adriansyah — Wahid Hasyim University Semarang