Netball - high-speed game that requires from player the ability to relax and high mobility, and a well developed ability to "read" the game and ability to withstand pressure.
In 1891, James Naismith gave the world a new game - basketball, which quickly gained popularity in the U.S.A.
A few years later, in 1893, swedish Martina Bergman-Österberg described softer 'feminine' rules of basketball, giving the world a game called "netball». Netball soon spread to England, and was then exported to the countries of the British Empire, including Australia and New Zealand.
- The game takes place between two teams of seven people each, who are trying to throw the ball into the goal (basket) the opponent
- The game lasts for four 15-minute period with a 3-minute breaks
- The game is judged two judges
- All players rush carried out without the ball, dribbling and running with the ball are prohibited
- You can throw the ball to one or two hands, the game kicked banned
- The ball is in the hands of the player is not more than 3 seconds.
- Area is divided into three parts, with the gate keeper is the circle
- Each player is in his area, to leave which he has no right to
- Each player plays a well defined task, depending on its position on the court.
In 1960 was founded the International Federation of netball (IFNA)
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