The content of the methodology of initial training of young handball players in the technique of throwing the ball through the gate

Relevance. Currently, in the theory and methodology of sports in terms of the system of training of young athletes, a scientific contradiction has formed between the need understood by specialists for fast and high-quality training of novice young handball players in the technique of ball possession and the lack of an appropriate methodology that would allow at the stage of initial learning to master technical techniques without or with the least number of errors, as well as quickly eliminate them, taking into account the typology of errors in the process of training motor actions. Research aim was to develop a methodology for the initial training of young handball players aged 9-11 years in the technique of throwing the ball into the goal, based on the typology of errors that occur. Research methods . The achievement of this goal was carried out on the basis of methods of literature analysis and design. Results. The methodology of initial training of young handball players of 9-11 years of age in the technique of performing ball throws at the goal is developed and justified on the basis of taking into account the typology of errors that occur in this case, the main components of which are presented in the projective, content, methodological, procedural and control modules, by implementing an algorithm for minimizing errors in the technique of performing the reception at the stage of initial learning and an algorithm for their subsequent correction. Conclusion. The results of the study expand the ideas available in the theory and methodology of training young athletes about the content of the process of initial training in the technique of the chosen sport with provisions that reveal a set of methods, techniques and forms of technical training of handball players aged 9-11 years, together allowing, on the basis of the developed methodology, to master the technique of performing ball throws at the goal, minimizing the number of possible errors and reducing the time for their subsequent correction.