Volleyball drills

Arrangement of material:

• Mat against a wall
• Player 1 (blue) near the mat
• Other players (red), behind a certain line (depends on players)

Game flow:

1. The players behind the line throw the ball to the mat
2. Player 1 tries to keep the ball from the mat, he can do this with various movements.
   As soon as one of the players touches the mat, they may take a marker from Player 1.
   If Player 1 has no more marker disc, he loses and another player may take it. (number to choose, for example 5)
   
   

Across the field do the following exercises repeat everything 2 times.

• Loose arms in a dribble, forwards and backwards.
• Toes in, toes out.
• Hopping.
• High jump.
• Bounce, make very small skipping movements.
• Knee hugs.
• Lift your knee.
• Lateral knee lifts.
• Hopscotch, fast hopscotch.
• Skater, skating movements.
• Volleyball shuffle, left and right.
• Sumo shuffle, kind of jumping jack but sideways.
• Karaoke, cross passes but the leg that goes in front over the other leg goes up.
• Backwards hip rotation, hip rotation from the inside to the outside and stepping out backwards in a lunge.

• All team members line up and run in circles around the room.
• Every time the trainer blows the whistle, the person in the back must run forward.
• This continues until everyone has run forward once.

• Individual exercise to improve ball feeling with one hand.
• Each player has 1 volleyball, mini volleyball, tennis ball, juggling ball (or for advanced players a non round object; a light plastic container or light bottle for example, but can be used with anything).
• The goal of the players is to keep the ball in the air by hitting it as many times as possible with only one hand.
• Have the players count how many times they can do this per the 2 minutes per task.
• Possible assignments:
• - Underhand lobsmash
• - Over your head
• - Hit your leg afterwards with the hand you played with
• - Clap your hands after touching them
• - Lying down -> sitting -> standing (and back)
• - Raising your knee/heel
• - Against the wall
• - In pairs one player under, the other over the net=
  Be creative! =
  
• Possible exercise for several people. (see image)
• One or more in the middle, the rest around it.
• Setters play the ball somewhere around them, the rest have to make sure that the ball is returned to setters in X number of times.
• Agree on how many times the ball can be played.
• Exercise stimulates:
• - Communication
• - Reflexes
• - Ball sense
  
  
  

• In pairs 3 metres apart (practise storage),
  • Then stand further apart: 4 - 5 - 6 m
• Throwing with hands, body stationary

• 1 and 2 start at the back of the field
• 3 is at the other side of the net
• 3 has the ball, taps it and throws it over
• On knock on the ball 1 runs forward and passes the ball underhand to 3

• Start the build-up.
• Person who dials in gives a slap on the ball,
• Passeur runs in from behind the cone.
• High passes, jumping to pass.

• 4 players in game formation
  • 3 next to each other, passer slightly behind ready to run in
• Girls on the other side pass in quick succession, little time in between.
• Then with a serve.
• Make sure they call.
• 10 balls back over is a pass.

• 2 teams - 1 ball.
• Throw over the net, try to score.
• After each ball, rotate position.

• 3 players at the net with a ball
• they play alternately short and long
• defenders move from right to left

The game is played with at least 4 players

• 1 mouse who has a t-shirt or piece of cloth in the back of his trousers
• 1 dog who has a tennis ball
• 2 cats without attribute

• the mouse runs around with the dog,
• the cats try to grab the tail of the mouse and bring it to their cone
• But the dog can tap the cat with the tennis ball and it will do a punishment of its choice in the camp.
• If there are more players a group can be created and 2 games can be played together.

• Divide the team into four groups.
• Each group gets an ace (hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs).
• The rest of the cards are covered in the middle of the room.
• The 4 groups stand in a corner of the room.
• One player may walk to the center of the field, turn over one card and then return.
• Only if the card has the same shape as your own ace, you may take it.
• If wrong, the card must be covered and they return empty-handed.
• In order to first collect all cards of the own figure.