Volleyball drills
- 2 groups of minimum 4 players.
- reception, pass technical ball over the net.
- Receptionist becomes distributor, distributor under the net and connect to the other side.
- idem for the other side.
- Gradual increase in difficulty.
- Simulate both attack and serve.
- groups of three
- 1 field
- one half of the field = winners side, other half = losers/neutrals side
- the 4 corners of each field will be numbered from 1 to 4
- on each half 1 group stands, the remaining group is a reserve
- the group on the loser side can serve and there will be played a rally
- Every time a player has touched the ball, he/she has to tap one of the 4 corners of his/her half. This must be done in numerical order.
- So when the ball comes to the group in question for the first time, the person who does the first contact, taps corner number 1. The person who does the second contact, taps corner number 2 and the person who does the third contact, taps number 3.
- The ball is passed over.
- The ball returns to the side of the group in question, but now the person who makes the first contact must tap corner number 4. The person who does the second contact, must tap corner number 1 again and the person who does the third contact, must tap corner number 2. If the ball then comes over again we start tapping corner number 3.
- You keep doing this until the rally is over.
- If the group on the winner's side wins, they get to stay and get a point.
- If they lose, they have to go back to the loser side.
- If the group on the loser's side wins, they must move to the winner's side, but they still don't get a point.
- If the group loses, they have to go back to the loser's side.
- If necessary, an assignment can be given to the group that lost the rally.
- pumps
- sit-ups
- squads
- plank
- mountain-climbers
- ladder
- ...
- Player A throws/strikes the ball towards player C.
- Player C serves the ball to player B.
- Player B gives a pass to c.
- Player C passes to the mats.
Goal: try to attack/play 3rd ball on the mats (straight or diagonal).
After each ball move one place in your own group.
Extension: When there are enough players one could also choose to place a block.
This exercise starts reasonably simple and is then gradually expanded (can be done in 1 training session or spread over several sessions). An exercise in which everyone must defend, set and attack.
It is a long piece of text, but it is easier than the length of the text suggests. Just do it!
Requirements:
It is a long piece of text, but it is easier than the length of the text suggests. Just do it!
Requirements:
- at least 2 ballsminimum
- 8 players (preferably an even number)
Part 1
It starts with two players at the net (1 and 2), two players in the backfield (3 and 4) and the rest behind the backline. The trainer stands at the net in the middle position with two balls.
Once the players know the patterns, this exercise can be done at a fast pace.
- The trainer throws or hits the ball towards player 3 (1 ). Player
- 3 passes the ball to the middle of the field about on the 3 meter line (2).
- Player 4 runs in and gives a setup to the left front (3 ).
- Player 1 catches the ball, throws the ball in the ballcarrier and runs to the backline and connects with the back.
- The trainer throws or punches the ball towards player 4. Player
- 4 passes the ball to the middle of the field about on the 3 meter line.
- Player 3 runs in and gives a setup to the right front.
- Player 2 catches the ball, throws the ball in the ballcarrier and runs to the backline and connects with the back.
- Player 3 goes to the left front and player 4 turns to the right front.
Once the players know the patterns, this exercise can be done at a fast pace.
Part 2
When part 1 is going well, we can move on to part 2. The big difference with part 1 is that the players at the net do not catch the ball, but make an attack. The attackers (players 1 and 2) start at the net!- The trainer throws or hits the ball towards player 3 (1 ). This is the moment that players 1 and 2 run backwards to make an attack.
- Player 3 passes the ball to the middle of the field about on the 3 meter line (2 ).
- Player 4 runs in and gives a setup to the left front (3 ).
- Player 1 smashes the ball over the net (4
- The trainer throws or hits the ball towards player 4. Player
- 4 passes the ball to the middle of the field about on the 3 meter line.
- Player 3 runs in and gives a setup to the right front.
- Player 2 smashes the ball over the net, picks it up and puts it in the ballcarrier of the trainer. Then player 2 runs to the backline and joins the backline.
- Player 3 goes to the left front and player 4 turns to the right front.
Part 3
You can choose whether you want to continue with part 4 or part 3. In part 4 you play through on both sides, in part 3 you add blockers.The exercise now starts with 6 players in the field. There are now two more blockers, who stand at the other side of the net.
- The trainer throws or hits the ball towards player 5 (1 ). This is the moment that players 3 and 4 run backwards to make an attack.
- Player 5 passes the ball to the middle of the field about on the 3 meter line (2 ).
- Player 6 runs in and gives a setup to the left front (3 ).
- Player 3 smashes the ball over the net (4 ).
- Player 1 tries to block the smash.
- The trainer throws or hits the ball towards player 6. Player
- 6 passes the ball to the middle of the field about on the 3 meter line.
- Player 5 runs in and gives a setup to the right front.
- Player 4 smashes the ball over the net. Player
- 2 tries to block the smash.
- Player 5 moves to the left front and player 6 turns to the right front.
- Player 3 and 4 move to the blocking positions.
- Player 1 and 2 get the ball in the ballcar and go to the backline.
Part 4
There are now 8 players in the field. The trainer only throws the first ball, then the game continues.
The same patterns as in the previous sections are executed: the players in the backfield take care of the pass and the setup. The players at the net smashem and block.
If there are more than 8 players, the game continues after, say, 10 attacks or so.
The same patterns as in the previous sections are executed: the players in the backfield take care of the pass and the setup. The players at the net smashem and block.
If there are more than 8 players, the game continues after, say, 10 attacks or so.
Goal of the exercise:
Ball carrier must learn to act quickly after set-up and find new ball
Explanation of the exercise:
- Playmaker exercise.
- Five on one side of the net.
- On the other side, you could also have 5.
- Front left and front right both have a ball.
- Playmaker stands in the middle.
- The left back and right back bring the pass.
- The first ball is thrown by the left back towards the left back.
- At the moment the left back touches the ball, the right back throws the ball to the right back.
- If you have more players, you can choose to change the one who passed with the one who is on hold.
- In this way, the passes reach the defender immediately after each other.
- The pass from the left back is played by the distributor to the left front.
- Immediately after the set-up, do not follow the ball but look for the other pass from the right back and set-up the set-up for the right front.
- Many ball contacts for the playmaker.
Practise top hand service.
Build up in steps
- Throwing up ->
- Throw up the ball with 1 or 2 hands.
- Straight up, slightly in front of the body.
- After throwing up, point to the ball with the non-striking arm.
- Drop the ball to the ground, it should land on the service line.
- Catch ->
- The ball is thrown up and caught between the pointing arm and the striking hand.
- Both arms are extended
- Striking ->
- The ball is thrown up and hit.
- Make sure to finish the striking movement (strike through the ball).
- 5 players per field
- 1x setter,
- 2 attackers, left and right,
- 2 defenders, left and right
- Set to LV
- Set ball to RA
- Pass to SV
- Set to RV
- Set ball to LA
- Pass to SV
- If the game is running, it can be beaten (quietly).
- With >5 players per side, pass in turns.
- After 5 balls each attacker must turn 1 place.
Circuit of strength exercises 2-4 x 20 sec work.
- Jumping jacks
- Bench Dips
- Sit-ups
- Climbing on bench
- Wall-sit
- One of the two players stands at the net, the other in the backfield. The players play over BH, with an in-between ball.
- After the signal of the coach the ball must be played to the other side. The ball must be turned in during the interim test.
- After the signal of the trainer the ball must be turned half a turn during the in-between try.
- After the signal of the trainer the first ball must be received underhand, the ball to the other must remain above hand.
- Pairs facing each other with a net in between
- Overhead smash,
- start on the 3,
- with every good ball 1 step back,
- to the backline
- Everyone lines up in a plank position.
- The first person in the row
- rolls the ball under the others,
- goes to the other end of the line,
- rolls the ball back and joins them in plank position.
- The new first person takes the ball and does the same.
- In this way the different groups have to cover a certain distance as quickly as possible.
variation on Kings Court: winners move to winners field, losers move out and 3 new players move in.
- 3 players per half (whole field)
- trainer puts 1st ball in field of new team
- max 2 plays per half
- no smashing, no jumping, no lobs
- communication per team is a necessity
- The whole field must be defended (is feasible).
- balls coming from the other side are not hard but placed.