Coach |
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Anton MARTON Domicile: Ljubljana Profession:
high school sport teacher Employment: Institute for the Blind and Partially Sighted Ljubljana |
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Assistant Coach | |||
Edvard
KREJAČDomicile : Maribor Profession:
high school sport teacher Employment: University of Maribor, Department of sports |
Presenting the game & some snapshots from training in Sydney |
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GOAL BALL Goalball playground is 18m x 9m (volleyball playground). There are two goals at each side of the playground and they are 9m wide and 1,3 m high. Each team has 3 players with 3 reserves on a bench. Each player is obliged to have dark glasses on so the blind and partially sighted players perform under equal conditions. All the lines of the playground are marked with a string under special plastic tape, which makes orientation for the blind players easier. The ball is made of soft rubber and measures are: diameter: 76 cm, weight: 1250g. There are special small bells inside the ball and they produce sound which enable the players to react properly to the ball's movement. each
team's aim is to get the ball into the goal of their opponent while the
rival tries to prevent it. In the next action the teams' role change and
the attacking one becomes defender .Playing time is 2x 7 minutes (net
time). Usually there are from 50 to 60 actions within one game. Slovenian National Team are actual World champions - our team members at this year's Paralympic games are: Zlatko Mihajlovič, Erlend More, Vojko Štor, Ivan Vinkler, Boštjan Vogrinčič in Igor Žagar. Coaches: Anton Marton in Edvard Krejač. |
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Public presentations of our national Team before leaving for Sydney |
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Our National Team public introduction
at Rogla |
Audience by President's of the Republic of Slovenia, Mr. Milan Kučan |
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