Volleyballexercises for technique passing / defense / reception

Formation
  • Two lines of players: one line at left back and one line at right back.
  • Create a virtual line with four cones where they must stand behind.
  • The coach stands on the other side of the net.
Execution
  • The coach throws the ball somewhere in the court.
  • One of the two front players in the lines calls "MINE" or "I GOT IT" (agree beforehand).
  • The player who calls it passes the ball to position 2 or 3.
  • The other player catches the ball at position 2 or 3.
  • The player who catches the ball returns it to the coach.
  • Both players join the other line.
Execution
  • The trainer throws the ball to the setter.
  • The setter delivers a set-up to the attacker.
  • The attacker must hit the ball.
  • The block must be well set by the outside blocker and middle blocker.
  • The defence catches the ball.
  • After 10 times, the players rotate positions.
Execution
  • Teams stand on either side of the court behind the baseline.
  • Pairs enter the court.
  • The trainer introduces the ball into play.
  • The pairs attempt to score underhand against the other pair.
  • The winning pair remains on the court, while the losing pair joins the back of the line.
Objective
  • The team with the fewest balls on the ground wins.
Execution
  • Estimate the ball trajectory.
  • Shuffle backwards.
  • Stand still and position shoulders correctly.
  • Pass accurately to the catcher.
Setup
  • 3 players stand at the net or on the 3-metre line.
  • 1 player acts as the catcher.
Progression
  • The trainer serves the ball.
  • Players shuffle backwards and pass the ball to the catcher at position 2/3.
  • The catcher catches the ball and places it in the bin.
  • The passer becomes the new catcher, and the empty spot is filled by another player.
Execution
  • Pass the ball in pairs.
  • Use both overhand and underhand techniques.
Execution
  • Divide the team into two groups.
  • Have the players form two lines facing each other at the 3-meter line.
  • Players pass the ball over the net and then run around the net post to join the other group.
  • Place a speed ladder parallel to the sideline.
  • Have the players perform a drill through the ladder before joining the line.
  • Optionally extend with block jumps, attack passes, or strength exercises.
Important
  • The ball must not fall to the ground.
  • Communication is essential.
  • Optionally add a penalty if the ball falls to the ground.
  • Alternate between underhand and overhand passing.
drawing Warm-up with ball and speed ladder
Execution
  • Pay close attention to the execution: the pass must be high so that the player can catch the ball overhead.
  • For a pass to the right, place the right foot forward.
  • For a pass to the left, place the left foot forward.
  • Keep the eyes and shoulders in the direction of play.
Exercise
  • The exercise is performed in groups of three with one ball.
  • Player 1 and Player 2 stand next to each other, not too close to the net.
  • Player 3 stands opposite Player 1 at the back of the court.
  • Player 1 throws the ball straight to Player 3.
  • Player 3 plays the ball diagonally to Player 2.
  • Player 2 catches the ball and throws it straight back to Player 3.
  • Player 3 plays the ball diagonally to Player 1.
  • Player 3 moves after each action.
Execution
  • Three players stand in the backcourt.
  • The trainer stands at the net.
  • The players must play the ball to the trainer.
  • Use different techniques: overhead, underhand, short, deep to the back.
  • Vary in power: hard balls and soft balls.
  • The ball may be played in two touches.
Four Players Static
  • Two servers at the service area, one receiver, one catcher.
  • The server serves, the receiver passes the ball to the catcher, who catches the ball and rolls it back to the server.
Dynamic
  • Same as static, but the player follows the ball.
  • The server becomes the receiver, the receiver becomes the catcher, and so on.
Six Players Static
  • See four players.
Dynamic
  • The server serves the ball and follows it.
  • The receiver passes the ball to the catcher.
  • The rightmost player becomes the catcher.
  • The server shifts to the left.
  • The catcher becomes the server.
  • If this does not work, one receiver becomes a reserve.
Execution
  • Warm-up hitting on the outside and middle positions.
  • Except for the setter, the other players consecutively perform a pass, an attack, and a serve.
Steps
  • Player 1 throws a firm ball to player 7.
  • Player 7 passes the ball to the setter.
  • Player 1 moves to the other line and joins at the back.
  • The setter delivers a set to player 6.
  • Player 6 spikes the ball straight onto the mat.
  • Player 6 retrieves their hit ball.
  • Player 6 serves the ball to the other mat.
  • Player 6 retrieves their ball.
  • Player 6 joins the line.
Variations
  • This can also be done with a middle attack.
  • After 10 minutes, a block is added.
Execution
  • Alternately throw the ball to the partner.
  • After throwing, touch the backline and return to the same place.
  • When the throwing goes well, switch to underhand passing.
  • Later switch to overhead passing.
Execution
  • Line up players behind the end line.
  • The first player lies on their stomach.
  • The trainer stands on the opposite side of the net and hits the ball as a signal to start.
  • The trainer throws the ball over the net.
  • The player quickly stands up and passes the ball to the setter at the middle front position.
  • The setter catches the ball or retrieves it and returns it to the trainer.
  • The passer now becomes the new setter.
  • Try to maintain a high tempo throughout the exercise.