The Club Space for handball is aimed at coaches, educators, and managers who equip an entire group: sets of balls for training sessions, sets of socks in team colours, sets of glue, packs of matching jerseys and shorts, tactical boards, and notebooks for coaching, from Select, Kempa, Softee, or Sporti.
Everything that a coach or club manager orders for the season.
A set of balls is determined based on the number of players and the category. For a group of fifteen players, having at least one ball for every two allows for continuous passing, shooting, and drills without downtime; one ball per player is ideal for shooting series and dribbling exercises. Each category has its size: size one for younger players, size two for women and boys aged twelve to sixteen, and size three for men. Using the same model for the entire set ensures consistent bounce and feel from one drill to another, and a few spare balls replace those that burst or get stuck on a gym beam.
The tactical board, like those from Select or Kempa, replicates the handball court with its six-meter zone and nine-meter line: the coach moves magnets to demonstrate defensive positioning, initiating an attack, or a quick ball movement, during a one-minute timeout. The Softee Diamond case protects the board from impacts in the bag and keeps magnets and markers in the same place. The spiral notebook for the coach from Sporti is used to prepare sessions, note game times, two-minute exclusions, and observations to revisit at the next training.
The resin enhances grip with one hand during passes and shots; its use depends on the gyms and regulations of each competition, hence the importance of checking before ordering a set for the group. A specific cleaner then removes it from the balls and hands. The socks sets dress the entire team in the same colour, and the textile packs combine matching jerseys and shorts, ready to receive numbered prints. The goalkeeper must wear a different colour from the outfield players of both teams: getting their jersey at the same time as the pack avoids mismatched kits on match day.
The Club Space is organised by type:
Individual gear can be found on the pages shoes, textiles, balls, equipment, supporter, on the handball page.
Collective equipment lasts longer when stored and checked. Balls should be stored in a net or an air bag, protected from heat, and reinflated before each session to the pressure indicated near the valve, using a moistened needle to avoid damage. Numbering the balls and vests with a permanent marker makes counting easier at the end of the session when everything needs to be gathered before leaving the gym. Balls coated with resin should be cleaned regularly; otherwise, they become heavy and lose their shape. A stock take before resuming tells you exactly what needs to be replaced, category by category.
The international regulations set a minimum height of twenty centimeters for the number on the back and ten centimeters on the front. Choose a colour that contrasts sharply with the jersey so that referees can easily identify each player.
Two pairs per player cover games and closely scheduled tournaments, allowing one pair to dry. A set in club colours also helps a player who forgets their own on match day.
Wipe it after each use with a dry cloth, before the ink sets. For an old mark, a cloth slightly dampened with alcohol will suffice; never use a permanent marker on the surface.
Classic resins stick firmly and last long, but are difficult to clean. Water-soluble resins, which are easier to remove, are sometimes the only ones accepted by gyms: check before ordering.
Most often, yes: packs come in both children's and adult sizes to equip both a handball school and a senior team. Check the size guide, as handball jerseys are cut close to the body.