Volleyball activities

Keeping volleyball sessions engaging when coaching youth players can be a challenge. Make trainings fun for kids using these drills

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With the constant threat of being captured, “Prisoner” is a volleyball drill that challenges players to step up and perform under pressure. And because players on the court can rescue their teammates, anyone who’s on the sidelines stays engaged in the drill, cheering loudly!

Trick your beginner volleyball players into working on their serving accuracy and help them learn how to deal with high-pressure situations! This fun volleyball serving drill will have your players laughing even after the game ends.

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Coaches can enhance team improvement using a printable volleyball word stencil to generate signs or posters that communicate key volleyball terms and strategies..

Chaos Volleyball is an alternative to volleyball that meets kids at their skill level and encourages success all while being fun and a bit chaotic!

Ahhh, the classic “Sharks and Minnows” game. If you went to volleyball camps as a child, you probably played this game at least once. But the hard thing about playing games as a kid, is that you don’t always remember them as an adult! Let me give you a quick refresher on this classic warm-up game as you start to prepare for summer volleyball camps.

“Stay low!” “You’re standing up!” “Use your legs!” “Shrug your shoulders!” “Get down!” You know you’ve said one (or all!) of these phrases before. But if you find yourself saying it over, and over, and over again, maybe verbal feedback isn’t working? That’s why I like to run the drill “Feel the Bu