Volleyball drills
- 4 gives setup on 1 and 1 attacks on 2.
- 2 defends to 3,
- 3 gives setup on 2 and 2 attacks on 1,
- 1 defends on 4 and it starts all over again.
- After 3 and 4 have given 5 setups they switch,
- the challenge is to do this while keeping the ball in play.
Multi-directional exercise:
- Trainer starts, plays ball to passers, libero, left back, right back. 2/3 players
- Good pass to regular SV. 1 player
- Row of strikers, attack pass and smash 2/3 players
- Try to defend the rest of the balls, and put them in the ball bin.
- After 5 minutes turn over, also other SV (player 1, 2 and 3)
Variation:
- Other side of the field, players block and libero defends block.
- Ladder exercise
- Slalom
- Sideways movement back and forth between 2 cones (low pass stance)
- Bench: rv up - lv up - rv down - lv down (can be stepping or jumping)
- Throw ball against wall (lying on stomach) with elbows off the mat
- Jumping back and forth over the rope (2 feet together) -> small jumps -> fast
- Hurdles: lowest position and jump over them with 2 feet
- Bench: lie on your belly and pull yourself forward with your arms
- Jumping rope
- Stomach exercises: with stretched legs and feet over a big pawn each time
- Swinging jump over a bench
- Ladder exercise
- Pass the ball through the basket
- In each hand a tennis ball - arms sideways (90 degrees with body) and then squeeze the tennis ball
- Planks
- Hang up the net at about 1,50 m.
- Work with 4 players, 2 on each side of the net.
- Player smashes the ball down, pass to player at the net
- 2 rows of players
- 1 row on the left back
- 1 row on the right back
- 1 SV
- create with 3 pawns a virtual line where they should stand
- Player stands at the other side of the net and throws the ball somewhere in the field.
- 1 of the 2 front rows calls LOS orI (agree on this) and plays the ball to SV
- This one calls new SV
- SV takes ball and puts ball in ball pit
- SV joins one of the rows
- Extension 1:
- Setter plays ball back briefly to player who did not pass, pass back to setter
- Setter hits ball (calmly) to player who did not pass
Two rows on the 3m line, edge of the field.
- Pass the ball in a zigzag and follow through.
- Overhand pass
- 1 player overhead, 1 player underhand
- In the lower hands 1x for yourself, pass in the upper hands
- Mandatory 1x for yourself, controlled pass
- Trainer throws the ball to the midfielder
- He passes to SV
- SV gives setup
- Striker plays the ball SLIMLY overthe net
- so just over the net
- Or in the back of the field in the corners
- Attacker hates the ball and puts it with trainer (in the box)
- Everybody turns 1 spot (runs after their own ball)
- If necessary put hoops (= opponents) where they do not have to play.
- Give instructions all the time
- there is an arrangement of 6 in the field
- the others stand on the other side
- Player 1 serves and the rally is played out. After the service player 2 throws a rally ball into the game.
- after every service + rally ball (2 balls in total) a spot is rotated. when we are round we change players.
- 3 people at the net. (left, centre, right)
- 2 3 people at the back.
- On the other side 1 playmaker
- The rest is going to attack.
- Tim plays the balls.
- They attack the middle.
- The center on the other side of the block.
- The front left and right get behind the block to defend.
- The people in the back also defend on their position.
- After 2 minutes the players change.
- 4 cones in the corners, 1 central base to which the player always returns.
- The player moves to one of the cones and plays the ball back OH, the intention is to recover the ball well.
- Short and quick ball changes.
Divide the group into 2 teams
- Each player in the team gets a number, to determine the order.
- All players stand behind the back line.
- The game starts with a high underhand service, or the trainer starts the rally.
- The ball must bounce once before being returned.
- The players relieve each other in order.
- The first times the ball must be played high in order to master the game.
- When you have mastered the game, you can play freely and make it difficult for the other team.
Explaining the wrist movement of the smash.
- Play the ball up high with a relaxed wrist, give topspin and turn under the ball.
- Play the ball overhand with one hand, try to give the ball topspin.
- Relaxed wrist.
- Smash the ball to the ground, with a relaxed wrist, trying to hit the ball as high as possible.