HANDBALL DETAILED INFO [SPORTS]

Handball, any of a group of games played in walled courts or against a solitary wall, with a little elastic ball that is hit with hand or clench hand against the wall. The article is to make the ball bounce back with varieties of force or speed and at such a point that the resistance can't bring it back. There are three adaptations of handball: four-wall, three-wall, and one-wall. Each might be played by two (singles) or four (doubles).

The Court

Standard four-wall courts are 40 feet in length, 20 feet wide, and 20 feet high, with a back wall 12 to 14 feet high. A short line, lined up with the front wall, separates the court fifty; the help line is lined up with and 5 feet before the short line. Between these two lines on each side of the court is a help box, framed by a line lined up with and 18 crawls from every sidewall. The serving zone is the space between the external edges of the short and administration lines. An upward line set apart on every sidewall, 5 feet behind the short line, shows the front edge of the back court getting zone.

In one-wall handball the wall (front) is 20 feet wide and 16 feet high, with a playing zone 34 feet in length (the back edge is the long queue) by 20 feet wide. The sidelines broaden 3 feet farther from the wall than the long queue. The short line runs lined up with and 16 feet from the wall. Administration markers (lines) 6 inches long, lined up with and halfway between the long and short lines, expand internal from the sidelines. The nonexistent joining of these markers frames the help line. The help region, 20 feet by 9 feet, incorporates the long and sidelines. One-wall courts are well known in light of the fact that they grant more observers to watch games and are more affordable to assemble. Three-wall courts likewise license more onlookers to see coordinates yet are more uncommon and are not normalized. They might have a front and two sidewalls, the back being open, or a front wall, back wall, and one sidewall as in a jai alai court. Court aspects and markings are like four-wall courts, with a back court (long) limit line or a sideline added for the jai alai type court. Improvement of courts with at least one glass walls permitted more observers to watch four-wall coordinates and appreciate capable play off the back wall.