Volleyballexercises for technique attack / smash / spike / hitting

• Server hits the ball and serves.
• From the side and back three defenders quickly enter the field, one passes to the SV at the 2 position.
• He gives a three-metre pass to one of the defenders who did not pass.
• Passers swap with the reserves.
• After x times swap roles.
• Option:L the server defends the three-meter ball.

• Right: right big step, quick li/re connect for jump.
• Think about the arm movement.
• At the big step, arms forward; at the small step, arms backward to take up position (arching) and to smash.

Variation: throwing a tennis ball

Attacking pass, from pylon, right, front centre, back.

Players take in pairs 1 ball

Player A stands 2 foot lengths from the curtain.
Player B stands 1 meter behind player A

• Player B hits the curtain
• Player A must keep the ball off the ground

Goal:

• Standing low
• Stand ready
• Expecting the ball
• Do not go for your favourite side
• Roll over if you can

Jore and Marie

Jore and Marie take turns standing in a square of cones:

• Cone left front
• Cone right front
• Cone left back
• Cone right back

The trainer plays the first ball (attack), then the libero quickly taps the cone left in front of her and the one right behind her.
Trainer plays another ball (attack), the libero taps the cones right in front and left behind;
Trainer plays a short ball somewhere in the field

Trainer plays 3 balls:

1. Attack to player inside the square
2. Attack to player within the square
3. Drop somewhere in the field

Everyone 5x

Some variations on the well known butterfly...:

• Service-pass-catch on SU-position, running after the ball.
• As everyone is chasing his/her ball, each player has a different task, but if desired, a player can have a fixed position.
• Variation 1:
  • The SU plays a set-up to position 4, where an attacker stands to play a (placed) attack on the receiver.
  • The rotation then becomes: Service -passer -upper - attacker - off-side - service etc.
• Variation 2:
  • the fixed SU plays a ball to a receiver 'somewhere' in the field, who makes himself known by calling 'here'.
  • The SU learns to react on sound, the receiver learns to communicate his position.
• Variation 3:
  • The fixed SU plays the pass backwards to position 2, where the receiver, after an attacking movement, catches the ball and starts serving.
  • In the diagram is variation 1

Blockboard at position 4 - street (two squares next to the antenna) - cone on 3 meter line

• Lene at position 3
• Receptionist at position 5 and attacker at position 4
• Attacker joins reception

Trainer passes ball to reception player

• Reception to setter
• Walk around cone
• Solve ball to play over net

Bad reception = compulsory play in block board

• Position 5 takes cover
• Play ball back to setter
• Pass and attack

Blockboard at position 4 - street (two squares next to the antenna) - cone on 3 meter line

• Lene at position 3
• Receptionist and striker on position 5

Trainer passes ball to reception player

• Reception to setter
• Walk around cone
• Solve ball to play over net

• The attack is from the outside.
• The intention is to attack in the direction of the mats.
• It's also possible to jump in the hoops.
• Players come in from position 1.

• Player on left front with ball.
• Throws ball to pos 5. Building up attack, then covering.
• T throws short ball to one of the players.
• Set up attack again and cover.
• Turn 1 place.
• Attacker left gets 2 balls.
• One in the coach's basket, joining the queue with the other ball.

• Player on left front with ball.
• Throws ball to pos 5.
• Building up attack, then covering.
• T throws short ball to one of the players.
• Set up attack again and cover.
• Turn 1 place.
• Attacker left gets 2 balls.
• One in the coach's basket, joining the queue with the other ball.

• 6 players on one side of the net.
• 1 playmaker on the other side at right back
• 3 strikers +Tim as passer
• Joël throws in balls to Tim.
• Tim passes the ball to the playmaker, who chooses which attacker to pass to. The attacker can choose whether to hit or to place a passed ball behind the block.
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starting position by showing chalk drawings on the ground for defending.

• Ball is served.
• Pass by 1/5/6.
• Set-up by 1, but on a first pass by 1 set-up by 2.
• After set-up an attack by 2/3/4, but on a set-up by 2 only an attack by 3/4.
• After service 2 (or more) players walk into the court to play.
• Ball/ralley is played all the way out.
• NB: FOCUS IS ON THE SERVICE PASS!