The transition to the attack phase is one of the most important segments of handball. The game of transition gives the handball even more speed and dynamism, and thus achieves more hits that are attractive to spectators. Throughout this work, a theoretical and methodical section is presented along with a description of the training of individual, group and collective transition (and its variants) to the attack phase from different defensive formations. Recent changes of the handball rules have opened up great opportunities for the development of this segment of the game. Transition play largely determines the rhythm of the match and requires a high level of physical and technical and tactical preparedness of all players. Every attack should start with at least an attempt to counterattack (transition). Transition is an extremely important element of attack tactics. A fast and properly executed transition can be the fastest and easiest way to achieve. Transition aims to create numerical superiority in front of the rival's goal. All the top handball teams strive for transition games in order to get as many „easy“ hits on the unlined defense. Every day we are witnessing more and more beautiful moves of the players who reach „easy“ goals with an enviable technique at full speed.