Handball Shooting Game- 4 Teams 2 games Half Court Players cannot dribble the ball Can only take 3 steps with the ball and then it has to be passed The ball can be passed in any direction To score the ball must be shot down into the hoop 1 Point for a normal shot - 3 Points for a Jump Shot The ball is turned over if it goes out of play by their own team or if the other team scores Progression: 5 passes before shooting or cannot pass to same player Regression: Stick to a regular shot
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