Volleyball drills for technique general
- The base team of six gets successively from the small team a serve, an attack -trainer plays rally ball the small team- and a free ball.
- The trainer plays rally ball on the small team and they play the ball back in one go.
The base team gets 3 attempts to score 3 balls in a row.
- If this succeeds, they rotate one spot.
- If this fails, the players from the small team switch with players from the base team.
The goal is to complete all rotations in the time the exercise is run.
Player plays underhand control ball and plays it in jump over the net, retrieve ball himself and close behind
4 vs. 4
- 2 defenders, setter, and 4th players turn in after each rally.
- Trainer starts with ball.
- 1. throw
- 2. throw, short long
- 3. throw-in, short long, smash
4 against 4
- mandatory attack on 4.
- - 2 man block (setter, +1)
- - 2 defenders.
2 against 6
- service + 5 rally balls
- 6-set:
- pass/set/smash.
- Purpose of the exercise:
- To focus, communicate, master the task and persevere.
- At "A" and above, with fewer people on the field for more intensity.
- Explanation of the exercise:
- 'Chaos Easy' starts as a warm-up, but ends as a true battle.
- The players are placed in the field (it doesn't matter where).
- The ball is caught and immediately thrown over the net (one play).
- As the player catches, he throws the ball. .
- The players on the team are turned over one spot.
- It is striking how difficult it is to score.
- When someone throws wrong (in net or out), they have to sprint around the opponent's field.
- Duration of the exercise:
- 5-10 minutes.
- Along both sides of the net stand groups in 2.
- In this group of 2, someone throws the ball and the other does underhand.
- To make it harder:
- Throw left & right
- Or throw backwards & forwards.
Organization:
- Trainers with ball cart on field B
- Players with hoop on field A on 7m-line
- Players hold the hoop with 2 hands
Execution:
- Trainer throws the ball in an arc over the net
- Player comes in and puts the hoop on the spot where the ball is going to fall
- Same as 1, but catches the ball with 2 hands at navel height
- Same as 2, but now plays the ball underhand.
Organization:
- Players in a row on p1
- Trainer with ball pit on p2
Execution:
- Trainer throws balls in an arc in the middle of the field.
- Players must:
- Catch and pass the ball and throw it in the ballcage.
- Turn to p1 and catch at belly height.
- Make a turn in the run and catch the ball
- Sprint from lying position to the ball and catch it
- At the place where the ball is going to fall, lie down and let the ball bounce on your back
- Per person 2 balls
- One ball between the legs/under the arm, other in two hands on a side of choice, throw ball straight up and catch with two hands
- When the ball is up on one side, throw the other ball up on the other side.
- Keep arms straight, throw as much as possible straight up
- Pairs 2 balls.
- One person throws a ball straight to the other person
- Meanwhile the other person throws his ball straight up and throws it back.
- Then catch your own ball
- 1 player at position 2.
- 1 player on position 3.
- Coach or player on position 4.
- Rest of the players in a line behind the back line at position 1.
- Player at position 2 throws a deep ball.
- Player passes back.
- Player at position 3 throws a short ball inside the three meter line.
- Player passes back ball.
- Player/coach at position 4 hits or throws a deep ball.
- Player passes it back and joins the back of the row again.
- Don't forget to pass regularly!
- Coach stands in the middle by the net.
- Line of three players stand behind the back line.
- Trainer throws balls alternately to the right and then to the left.
- Players start walking in circles because they are in threes.
- Players who are not in line are collecting balls.
- Playmaker at the net.
- Two middle attackers, two outside and two diagonal.
- Other players line up to pass.
- Trainer puts ball in play from the other side of the net.
- Passer passes, playmaker chooses attacker and an attack is made.
- After the attack players get the ball and join the passers.
- After passing attack on your own position (or an empty position).
- There is one passer in the field at position [6].
- The trainer or a playmaker stands with the balls at the net at position [3].
- The ball is introduced by hitting or pricking and there is a variation in short/long and hard/soft.
- The passer keeps the ball from the ground (prio 1) and provides the pass to [2/3] (prio 2) where the ball is caught by a team mate.
- This exercise can be played in two variants.
- A. [suitable for large teams]
- After the pass, a new player is rotated into the field and the passer joins the back of the line.
- High tempo!
- The team can be split in two, so that one team always picks up the balls from the other team.
- B. [suitable for small teams]
- The passer remains standing.
- He quickly takes up his position again after the pass and processes a new ball (10 in total).
- The other players spread out to collect the balls.
- After 10 passes the passer takes off and the ball is passed.
- High tempo!