Volleyballexercises for u13

Setup:

  • One player on the 2/3 who catches balls and throws them to the thrower.
  • One player throwing the balls.
  • One row behind the back line.
Passer receives ball on 2/3 and joins the back row.
Different ways of passing.


Organization:
  • Pairs with 1 ball
  • Player with ball at the net
  • Player without ball in the backfield

Execution:
  • Player without ball stands ready
  • Player with ball throws the ball and the player catches the ball
  • With arms stretched out straight in front of the body at navel height
  • After 10 times change
  • 2 series
Organization:
  • 3 passers and "Sv" on 2 and reserve on 1
  • 3 defenders and 1 sv/block on 2

Execution:
  • Ball is served. First trainer, then players.
  • Pass by 1, 5 or 6 to p2/3.
  • "Sv" gives a setup to p4
  • Player on p5 runs a "C" and attacks the ball.
  • Possible rally play
  • "Sv" goes to get ball and then serve

Runs:
  • Field A:
    • Reserve=>1=>6=>5=>2=>field B
  • Field B:
    • Reserve =>5=>2=>1=>6=>serve=>field A

NB: FOCUS IS ON SERVICE PASS



drawing Service pass
  • Different forms of throwing and catching.
    • Throwing upwards and catching behind the back (keep back straight).
    • Throwing upwards, playing underarm and catching behind the back (who can do this?).
    • Two players do the same exercise.
      • One person throwing upwards.
      • Catch the other behind the back.
    • Same exercise.
      • Play one underarms.
      • Catch the other behind the back.


drawing Throwing/playing the ball and catching it behind your back
  • 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.
drawing Throwing-catching-turning
  • Place the basket underhand.
  • In the basket on the 2/3.
  • Play overhand from game position in the basket to the attack.
  • Under the baskets: 1 catcher.
Two groups.
  • One group is on one side of the net, the other on the other side.
  • Both groups hit.
  • When the ball is in the net or out the person must sit down in the other group's court.
  • The person's teammates must now hit their ball to the 'dead fish'.
  • If the person can catch the ball, they may return to serve.
  • After a certain time the trainer calls stop and whoever has the least 'dead fish' has won.
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
    1. Player comes in and puts the hoop on the spot where the ball is going to fall
    2. Same as 1, but catches the ball with 2 hands at navel height
    3. 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
  • Determine starting and finishing line
  • Caps are scattered throughout the field.
  • The number of caps is the number of players in the team x 2.
  • Caps are brought to the end line one by one.
  • The team that finishes first wins.
  • Make two groups with as many balls as one group.
    • Two groups of five = five balls
  • Each player defends a pylon
  • Distance 3 m line vs. back line, so 6 meters.
  • Balls may only be thrown down towards the pawns
  • Defending
    • Only with the forearms.

Organization:
  • 1 person who's 'it' and 3 balls
Execution:
  • The person who's 'it' tries to tick as many people as possible without the ball.
  • The ball may be thrown over to "protect" players.
  • Players may hold the ball for a maximum of 5 seconds.
Goal:
  • Working together and getting as few players as possible to tap the ball.
1 game lasts approx. 1 minute and can be played more than once