Volleyball drills for technique serving

• Everyone on one side and then overhead service.
• do it once.
• Then one by one give attention.
• Foot forward, other foot diagonal and keep it on the ground.

• divide the group 4/3/3
• The quartet starts with practicing serving.
• After serving a few times, trainer indicates where the service should go.
• The 6 team on the other side must play a service pass and finish a rally.
• then change.

• 3 players are ready to catch the serve, 1 player stands in the front middle where the passer is standing.
• The rest of the players at the back line with a ball.
• They are going to serve and the 3 players have to play the ball to the one in the front center.
• Save outside or ladder and pump 10 times, the passer may not leave the hoop.
• If the player does the reception and can catch the passer without leaving the hoop, they have a point.
• Reception player --> pass --> save. The first one to get 10 points wins.

• In today's exercise, the following techniques will be used: serving, attacking, passing and distributing.
• However, the emphasis is on the pass and the distribution.
• The players have to watch, think well and react adequately during this exercise.

The diagram looks more complicated than the exercise is. The exercise goes as follows (I keep the numbering of the red numbers):

• 1 player 3 serves
• 2a one of the two playmakers runs to the position at the right front (the playmakers take turns)
• 2b one of the two passers (in this case player 2) passes the ball to the right front side
• 2c player 3 (who has just served) runs to the backline of the other half of the game
• 3 the server gives a setup to the player who did NOT pass. A setup to the centre if player 2 has passed and a setup to the outside if player 1 has passed.
• 4+5 the player who did not pass attacks (in this case player 1)
• 6a the attacker retrieves his own batted ball and joins the back of the line of serves.
• 6b the attacker's place is taken by the first player in the row behind the court.

As soon as the ball is struck the next service is executed.

• Group split into two groups of 5, field divided into two halves'.
• on each side a bench on the back line with cones on it. (opposite sides)
• 3 players leave on the back line, 1 reserve, 1 service on other side of the field.
• A serve is given to the three players: reception - pass - touch over net.
• when the player has played the ball the players walk to the side where the bench is: reception - pass - hit to the cones
• Which team hits the most cones off the bench?

• 1 catcher at the net each side
• 2 passers either side
• 2 or 3 server both ends
• Per group (server-passer-catcher) take turns serving.
• Pass to SV/catcher Ball to OTHER server.

• 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.

Goal : directed serve - passingRecurrence
: 2x 5 serve : 5 straight - 5 slideExecution
:
4 servers in each corner - 4 passers in each corner2
targets ( setters)

- series 1 : serve diagonally-
series 2 : serve straight

When one side serves straight, the other side serves diagonally.

Rotation: servers become passers, passers-servers, passers also change their position.

• Have team line up individually with ball facing wall in center of room.
• Practice for a few minutes with overhand serving.
• Pay attention to a tight hand, stepping out, straight back and throwing up the ball.

• One player at the net, the other on the 7-metre line.
• The one at the net throws a short ball on the 3-meter line, then on the 7-meter line and so on.
• First catch and throw the ball, if this goes well, you can continue to play.
• Important that they stand still during the pass and do not wave their arms.

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

• Passing and directed service practice, walk-through exercise, everyone runs after his ball, if you do not pass you stand, possibly expand the exercise by placing a playmaker on the 2/3 and have him give a setup backwards.