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Volleyball drills

GOAL

Improve reaction and speed

ORGANIZATION

Repetition:In total, do 5 series of 10 balls. 

EXECUTION

  • Players 1, 2, and 3 with ball in half circle. 
  • Player 4 before the 3 players with ball.
  • Player 5 indicates, behind the back of player 4, which player has to let go of his ball
  • Everybody 10 balls. Person with the most saves wins the game.
  • Player 5 picks up balls if necessary and keeps count 


reaction-exercise

Focus of this exercise is the service pass.

Start serving calmly, raise pressure in the course of the exercise.

  • A serves to B
  • B passes to C
  • C catches, and joins position D
  • D serves or E
  • E passes to F
  • F catches and joins position A


Expansions:

  • A takes 3 steps into the field, after the pass/set up follows a controlled straight attack, which A defends himself .
  • A catches ball, and gives it to a reserve server on position A
  • Idem for D


8 Players: reserve on serving position
10 players: position reserve on serving position and pass
12 players: 2 reserves serving position, 1 reserve pass position
14 players: 2 reserves on serving position and pass

catch-service-pass

  • make 2 lines on the 3 meter line
  • from both the lines, 2 players walk forward to make a block
  • then they move sidewards to the outside position
  • the next player from the line moves forward and makes a block
  • he also goes outside and joins the previous player
  • together the make a block
  • The first player joins back in the line and the second moves to the outside position
  • Note: pay attention to the feet of the outside player as middle man/woman. In principle, the outside player sets the block!
  • put down 1 chest
  • start as low as possible (so 1 low)
  • the players make an attack run from the cone
  • SHORT, LONG, JOIN, PUSH OFF
  • push off with two legs
  • end on the chest with both hand in the air (possible clap hands)
  • then 2 block jumps at the net.
    • Pay attention to steps sideways
  • then around the cone and trainer throws a dive ball
    • Pay attention to sliding on the belly
    • Fetch ball and put in box
    • join the back for jumping
  • give each other the right arm and bend the knees to sitting position.
  • idem left arm


partner-squat-1

  • pairs shake hands crossed (see picture) and bend the knees to sitting position.


partner-squat-crossed


pairs with the back against each other sit down and get up again.

sit-with-backs-against-each-other-and-get-up

  • pairs are behind each other, 
  • last player lifts leg of the player before him. 
  • the front player bends the other knee 


split-1-leg


  • 3 to 4 players per side, positions: 4, 5 and a playmaker (if sufficient players, also defend on position 6 and 1) 
  • pass ball around
  • defend to playmaker, set up to position 4
  • pass to other players
  • after every ball that is too high, rotate position
  • start calmly with technical hit, and if this works, increase speed and difficulty.
  • communication is important so speak to each other and help each other if necessary. 
  • The purpose of the game is cooperation, and the emphasis is not on scoring.
  • Team of both sides field end line.
  •  enter the field in pairs. 
  • Trainer brings ball into the field and pairs have to try underhand to score with the other pair 
  • Winning the pair remains and lost pair joins the back of the line. 
  • Team with the least balls on the ground wins. 
  • Make trios with 1 ball
  • 2 players are at the net opposite each other.
  • The third player has the ball, and throws it above the net rim.
  • The two blockers will now duel 
  • Play with points and ranking within the team.

Goal: warming-up in trios by means of  a pepper (pass/set-up/attack) in which players need their attention and concentration.

  1. player B attacks on A, walks on, joins behind player A
  2. player A gives pass to C
  3. player C gives set up on A
  4. and again


  • Player A attacks on C, walks on, following the ball, and joins after player C...etc....

3-person-rotate-pepper

  • You can then still vary, 
    • walk on to pass and 
    • walk on after set up. 
  • The players have to keep thinking and find a new rhythm
  • tip: when a trio thinks it is too hard, let them name the action out loud... pass/setup/attack and on ....