Volleyball Drills

[Guest Ginge]

Anyone have any drills for the performance of the Dig, volley and spike? Information on the correct position for receiving the ball and the actual performance of the player in each situation would be helpful.

[Guest Colleen Modde]

Anyone

I'm trying to describe how to play a 6-1. You know with the setter, setting in very postion. Does anybody have any good sites to go to, or any good books. Thanks for your time and help.

Modde

[Guest Junue]

There is such a thing as a 6-1, however I know there are many different positions that the team can take it's just up to you in determining where you want ur players. The "W" rotation always seems best to me, where you have 3 front row hitters, when possible and 2 passers. However, when the setter is front row, you can only have 2 hitters which can be a disadvantage unless ur passers are capable of hitting successfuly from the 10 foot line. Hope this is helpful

[Guest Ryan Bodnar]

I could be mistaken but first of I don't think there is such thing as 6-1. In this case, "6" would be the number of hitters and "1" would be the number of setter. If there is only one setter, then it is only possible to have five hitter since when the setter is in the front row, there will only be two hitter and when the setter is in the back row there will be three. If there was 2 setters, then the setter would always be in the back row therefore having three hitters in the front at all times. So from my knowledge, you can either play a 6-2 or a 5-1. Hope that helps!

[Guest Theresa]

I need some fun games to play. Kind of lighten up the practice. Any ideas?

[Guest Kelly Zabielski]

Butterfly Drill -

3 backrow players on each side, a setter, outside hitter (target). Server on opposite side. Server serves to a passer on other side. Person who passes goes to setter position (if there is a permanent setter, skip to target) and server goes to passers position. Target goes to server.

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[Guest Cassi]

I think the drills are awesome!!!

Cassi

[Guest Nicole Raber]

I am sponsoring a volleyball club for 5th and 6th grade girls who really don't have any experience playing volleyball. I am looking for some very beginner level drills to help get the girls started. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Nicole Raber

[Guest Kristin Hanks]

I am also putting on a clinic for 5th and 6th grade beginning girls. I was wondering if you have already done yours, what drills you did and how did it all go. Please reply asap. Thank you!

Kirstin Hanks

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[Bert 0]

I need some fun games to play. Kind of lighten up the practice. Any ideas?

Yes, I know a fun game, better a fun method: circulation volleyball.

Circulation volleyball is part of the method of Volleyball Nederland, the method we use here in the Netherlands. Besides over here kids in Danmark, Poland, Iceland and in some parts of Africa and middle America playing circulation volleyball. When you like to know more about it, please serve to www.volleybalnederland.nl, there is a translation of the method in english or please sent a email to me!

Bert