Here are a series of my volleyball drill videos that show one player, two player, three player and six player volleyball drills that we do in
What are some good volleyball drills you can do at home or in practice?
Two passing lines - Left Back and right back
Two players on deck behind them in each line
Two servers on the opposite court
Two servers behind them on deck
One target on the passer side
Both servers alternate and take turns serving cross court.
👉🏾Passer passes and then follows the passed ball to become the new target.
👉🏾Target catches passed ball and goes under the net cross court to serve.
👉🏾Server after their serve runs along their nearest sideline to get into the passing line on the other side.
After 2-3 minute warmup , start a count/set a goal for 50 good settable balls.
Variations you can try:
Volleyball Drill Videos: Serve and Pass: Full Court Serve and Pass Drill
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Volleyball wall passing and wall setting drills can be done daily at home with a goal of at least 250 - 500 reps of various drills to keep your passing or setting technique, angled platform work, ball contacting skills and control of the ball.....extremely sharp!
Pick a brick, a specific spot on the wall or mark a big X in chalk on a wall or use a basketball net or backboard ...no matter what... anybody walking by.... should be able to see exactly where the spot is that you are aiming for EVERY...single....time .
Do 3 to 5sets of 100... five feet from the wall ....then side step two feet and repeat. Then step back and repeat.Complete 300 to 500 passing repetitions
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How precise is your passing?
Can you pass a ball to a target without making the target move..even one step?
Want to increase your passing precision?
Try standing at the free throw line on a basketball court and pass a ball from the free throw line into the basketball basket....then shag your ball and jog to the other free throw line ...and try again.
Give yourself ten minutes jogging between free throw lines and see how many you can do.
You have to be very precise in order to pass the ball into a basketball basket...multiple times...it'll take a ton of attempts....and you'll fail a TON of times...but keep trying...
While playing on a team professionally overseas It took me forever to sprint back and forth and get 20 baskets in 5 minutes......but if you accept the challenge...you'll build your cardio and your passing precision at the same time...which makes it a great drill to try during the summer.
3 hitting and digging volleyball defensive drills that you can do at home to help increase your ball control skills when playing defense in the back court.
Learn three new hitting and digging volleyball defensive drills without a net you can do regularly at home or in your next volleyball practice and/or classes.
For more info go to https://www.improveyourvolley.com/volleyball-defensive-drills.html
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I share alot of individual, partner and easy-to-do volleyball serving drills we do in class with my followers.
Many of these volleyball practice drills you can do at home by yourself or try at your next practice with your teammates.
If you're a B team or JV player trying to make varsity next year...your goal should be to complete 1000 reps a day of at least three of the basic skills on your own...volleyball passing, serving and setting should be at the top of the list.
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