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In handball, the system refers to the tactical approach and strategies used by a team during a game. This includes offensive and defensive formations, player positioning, set plays, and overall game plan. The system can vary depending on the team's strengths, the opponent's weaknesses, and the specific game situation. Coaches often develop and adjust their team's system based on the players' skills and abilities, as well as the overall goals of the team. Having a well-defined and effective system is crucial for success in handball, as it helps players work together cohesively and efficiently on the court.
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Defensive Systems
- 6:0 System: Six defenders man-mark opposing attackers.
- 5:1 System: Five defenders man-mark opposing attackers, while one defender plays a free role.
- 4:2 System: Four defenders man-mark opposing attackers, while two defenders play free roles.
- 3:3 System: Three defenders mark the opposing playmaker, while three defenders man-mark opposing attackers.
- 2:4 System: Two defenders man-mark opposing attackers, while four defenders play free roles.
Offensive Systems
- 7-6 System: Seven attackers are in the court, with six players playing in the line and one player playing behind the line.
- 6-7 System: Six attackers are in the court, with one player playing behind the line and five players playing in the line.
- 5-8 System: Five attackers are in the court, with eight players playing behind the line.
- 4-9 System: Four attackers are in the court, with nine players playing behind the line.
- 3-10 System: Three attackers are in the court, with ten players playing behind the line.
Hybrid Systems
- 3:2:1 System: Three defenders man-mark opposing attackers, two defenders play a free role, and one defender plays a sweeper role.
- 2:3:1 System: Two defenders man-mark opposing attackers, three defenders play a free role, and one defender plays a sweeper role.
- 1:4:2 System: One defender man-marks the opposing playmaker, four defenders play a free role, and two defenders play a sweeper role.
Specific Systems
- Press Defense: A defensive system where defenders apply constant pressure on opponents to force turnovers.
- Zone Defense: A defensive system where defenders guard specific areas of the court rather than individual players.
- Fast-Break Offense: An offensive system that emphasizes quick attacks and transitions.
- Set-Play Offense: An offensive system that uses pre-determined plays to create scoring opportunities.
- Counter-Attack Offense: An offensive system that exploits the opposition's transition defense.
- 6:0 System: Six defenders man-mark opposing attackers.
- 5:1 System: Five defenders man-mark opposing attackers, while one defender plays a free role.
- 4:2 System: Four defenders man-mark opposing attackers, while two defenders play free roles.
- 3:3 System: Three defenders mark the opposing playmaker, while three defenders man-mark opposing attackers.
- 2:4 System: Two defenders man-mark opposing attackers, while four defenders play free roles.
Offensive Systems
- 7-6 System: Seven attackers are in the court, with six players playing in the line and one player playing behind the line.
- 6-7 System: Six attackers are in the court, with one player playing behind the line and five players playing in the line.
- 5-8 System: Five attackers are in the court, with eight players playing behind the line.
- 4-9 System: Four attackers are in the court, with nine players playing behind the line.
- 3-10 System: Three attackers are in the court, with ten players playing behind the line.
Hybrid Systems
- 3:2:1 System: Three defenders man-mark opposing attackers, two defenders play a free role, and one defender plays a sweeper role.
- 2:3:1 System: Two defenders man-mark opposing attackers, three defenders play a free role, and one defender plays a sweeper role.
- 1:4:2 System: One defender man-marks the opposing playmaker, four defenders play a free role, and two defenders play a sweeper role.
Specific Systems
- Press Defense: A defensive system where defenders apply constant pressure on opponents to force turnovers.
- Zone Defense: A defensive system where defenders guard specific areas of the court rather than individual players.
- Fast-Break Offense: An offensive system that emphasizes quick attacks and transitions.
- Set-Play Offense: An offensive system that uses pre-determined plays to create scoring opportunities.
- Counter-Attack Offense: An offensive system that exploits the opposition's transition defense.
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