🤾‍♂️ Handball

Antiquity: Handball-like games were played in ancient civilizations such as Greece, Rome, and Egypt, notably “Harpastum” in Rome and “Episkyros” in Greece.
19th Century: Handball’s modern form was shaped by Danish teacher Holger Nielsen and German sports teacher Max Heiser.
1928: The International Amateur Handball Federation was established to standardize rules and promote handball.
1936: Field handball debuted as an official sport at the Berlin Olympics, with Germany winning the gold medal. The first Men’s Field Handball World Championship was also organized this year.
1946: Post-World War II, handball began to gain popularity worldwide, resulting in the establishment of the International Handball Federation.
1972: Indoor handball replaces field handball as the official handball discipline at the Munich Olympics.
1992: Women’s handball made its Olympic debut at the Barcelona games, boosting the sport’s appeal to male and female athletes alike.
1990s: Introduction of professional leagues in countries like Denmark, France, and Germany.
21st Century: Handball’s exponential growth continues as new clubs and leagues emerge across Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
Present Day: Innovations in coaching methods, streamlined training facilities, and rule adaptations ensure handball remains a thrilling sport for athletes and spectators.