A 1-hour practice plan
One day in practice we had an hour, half of which we wanted to devote to 6 v 6 game play. Here's the practice plan we developed.
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One day in practice we had an hour, half of which we wanted to devote to 6 v 6 game play. Here's the practice plan we developed.
There are a number of variations on winners (a.k.a. King/Queen of the court). I started using one that introduces more positional specialization.
A recent article on the subject of volleyball practice planning offers some interesting ideas for future training plan development.
This training session uses cooperative games to warm-up, then moves to small-sided competitive games. The main idea is to get lots of game-like touches.
This is a good small-sided game-play exercise that gets every player lots of touches and works especially on transition hitting.
Using a lowered net provides opportunities to work on things in a lower intensity situation and can also be a good warm-up exercise.
This game pits the OH and OPP hitters against each other in a kill challenge to work on being able to score against full-team defense.
Here's a small-sided volleyball game you can play when you don't have a net. Potentially good for warm-ups, try-outs, or when you have large numbers of players.
Missing players forced a focus on skill work rather than team training despite the pending match against one of the league's top teams.