The main goal of the research is to determine the coach’s attitudes regarding possible changes in handball rules. For this purpose, in 2019, a research was conducted at the seminar of handball coaches in Poreč through anonymous survey. The sample consisted of 194 handball coaches of different experience and handball educational status determined via their HRS license. The survey consisted of 24 questions of which 23 questions had multiple choice answers provided, while the last question was reserved for the suggestions from the coaches. The survey was divided into two parts. The first part was reserved for questions regarding reducing the possibility of judging errors while the second part of the survey consisted of questions to contribute to the attractiveness of the handball game. The results for each survey question are shown graphically on basis of calculated frequencies and shares (percentages). Research has shown that most coaches are in favour of introducing five new rules, which are: limiting attack duration to 30 seconds, introducing VAR technology, increasing the space for player change, introducing of a team captain, and that the 7-meter throw is performed by the player on whom the 7-meter throw is awarded. Given the great desire of the coaches to speed up the game of handball and to reduce referees’ errors, the research results are surprising. It turns out that coaches do not want to go out of their comfort zone and drastically affect the change of rules.