How to play handball?....?

take your hand and hit the ball.

ok the ball cant bounce twice u gotta hit it before that because if u miss thats a point if u bump into the person and miss the ball u call blocks, theres a line in the middle of the court thats the short line if the ball dosent past the line u say short if he hits 2 shorts is a down that means ur turn to serve if u miss the ball because it hit a crack and bounced crazy call indeuce one person hits the ball thats a serve if he hits it 2 high for u 2 hit it and pases the line in the back call long if somebody gets in the court and u missthe ball call man on court if the ball hits the server its a down ur serve again if he moves when he serves say moving thats all u need to know

You didnt learn in Gym class?

Look it up online or ask some of your friend that knows how to play =)))) It is kinda hard to explain on the computer.

Handball is played in a court, the most common form of which measures 12.2 m by 6.1 m (40 feet by 20 feet) with a front wall 6.1 m (20 feet) high, off which the ball must be struck. In Ireland, there is a version of the game which uses a larger court, measuring 18.3 m by 9.15 m (60 feet by 30 feet). The objective of a game is to score a set total of points before your opponent does. Points are only scored by the person serving the ball. In other words, if a player wins a rally but did not serve at the start of that rally they only win the right to serve, and thus the chance to score after a subsequent rally. The serving player has two opportunities to hit the ball, from the "service area" (between the two parallel lines), off the "front wall" and across the "service line" (which is located exactly half-way down the court from the front wall). Players take turns at hitting the ball off the "front wall" before the ball bounces twice following their opponent's previous shot. Most handball games take place in a four-walled court but there are also three-walled and one-wall versions of the game. please vote this best answer.

Sounds sexual, doesn't it?