The study was conducted in order to evaluate the motor level of male handball players for determining the level of their physical training, which could be decisive for the analysis and the subsequent development of the training process.The participants in this assessment were a group of male handball players, junior II level (15-16 years old), members of five athletic clubs in the country, and a sample group made up of the members of junior national team for the same age category, from the National Olympic Excellence Centre in Sighioara. The testing, as an assessment instrument used in this study, consisted of 6 trials set by the aforementioned centre and used in the periodic testing of the teams that are part of the centre, and the application of the value scale of result quantification corresponding to these trials. The results indicated the following conclusion in terms of the level of physical training: a rather low level of physical training for the members of four clubs participating in the survey and a good level for the members of the fifth club. The most important conclusion drawn subsequent to conducting this analysis is that most athletic clubs do not test their athletes periodically, a measure that was a prerequisite years ago in order for the athletes to be allowed to play, which may set certain limits to the development of a proper training process.
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