The fish (players with a Handball) line up at one end of the `Sea` and the Shark stands in the middle. Each fish has a bib tucked into the side of their shorts. The aim of the game is for the Fish to dribble their ball (swim) from one end of the sea to the other without losing their tail to the Shark. If the Fish lose their tails then they become a Shark too.
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A ready-to-run Halloween handball session for juniors: spooky warm-ups, verified drills and a small-sided game finale.
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