Volleyball drills for

• Make 3 rows of players with a ball.
• Halfway across the field.
• On the other side of the field are many pawns.
• Who serves the pawn over has 1 point.
• Leave the pawn behind (easy at first, difficult later).
• Serve 3 at a time. After service quickly get your ball and join the back of the row.

3x a pawn in the field diagonally.

• The children start with the pawn in front.
• Get their own ball
• after 2 x good serve they may go to the middle pawn which is a little bit to the back
• and serve it well 2 times to the last pawn.

2 numbers with a net in between.

• Serve over the net
• The other tries to catch
• If you have succeeded twice you may step back.

Teams at the wall with 1 ball.

• You serve against the wall
• The other tries to catch.
• They can correct each other by calling out:
  • right = right
  • foot = foot position wrong
  • hand = hand not right (limp hand, limp wrist)

• 2 teams with a net in between
• Serve towards each other.
• Net lower if necessary.
• Pay attention to technique
• They have to catch the served ball!
• If 5 times in a row your service is caught, you may step back.

• Just a little lower if necessary
• Serve with 2 pairs quietly to each other.
• the other tries to play the oh and then catch it, and thus serve
• Pay attention to the right foot (lb in front of rh, vice versa).
• Serve first straight, if necessary also diagonally.

• Players serve and may choose where they stand.
• 2 at the same time.
• If you serve in the hoop, the hoop is yours!

• 2 teams serve each other calmly
• if served well in the hands of the other: 1 step backwards
• Extend the distance to the back line.

• Place a mat at random in each field.
• On 2 sides stand a group to serve.
• Serve on the mat.
• Then run after your ball and join the line on the other side.
• Who hit the mat the most?

• all stand behind the backline
  • measure out: the distance of the step + margin not to touch the line
• RB:
  • lean on the right leg
  • step in with the left leg
  • while stepping out, both arms go up to throw the ball
  • throw up the ball and take both arms in the air.
  • Do not throw too high
• drop the ball and then the ball falls on the backline in front of you RB
  • Explain that the ball must be hit at the highest point, because that is where it is moving the least
  • If you throw too high, the ball will come down fast and it will be harder to hit it at the right spot.

• 2 teams serve each other calmly.
• Throwing up is important so concentrate!