
Drill: Servers vs. Passers Scoring
This simple game volleyball drill works on serving and passing in a competitive way with enough flexibility to let you create a balanced challenge.
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This simple game volleyball drill works on serving and passing in a competitive way with enough flexibility to let you create a balanced challenge.
This serving and passing drill can be useful for larger groups to keep them moving while also getting the developmental focus on those who need it most.
This volleyball drill is an extension of a basic serve and pass exercise which lets you involve more players, making it good for large squads and try-out.
The requirements and responsibilities of the libero position in volleyball have evolved over time, with implications for both selection and training.
Here's a very simple drill you can use to work on serving and ball-control skills which has some flexibility in adding additional skills and focus points.
Here is a ball-control drill aimed at getting maximum passing, setting and serving reps in a minimal amount of time. Good for warm-ups or regular training.
Here is a drill aimed at getting maximum passing (and potentially serving) reps in a minimal amount of time. Good for warm-ups or regular training.
This game features a set-up and scoring system which focuses a great deal on serve receive passing (and serving), but within a full game-play structure.
Twenty one is a volleyball drill which works on ball control, movement communication, teamwork, and mental toughness