jessimac111

I have just recently made the switch from coaching High School volleyball to elementary (grades 5 and 6) and I am finding myself at a loss for fun and simple drills. Just serving and passing gets a little boring and I can't think of any fun drills that the little guys will actually be able to keep up in. If anyone knows of any simple but fun drills for younger kids focusing mainly on serving or bumping please let me know!!
Thanks,
Jessica

Suki

Take a look here, maybe you'll find something that will be useful to you...

Volleyball drills

emily

it helps!!.. thanks

Suki

I'm glad it was helpful for you.

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dvolley17

Great drills site, Suki. Here's another one.
Volleyball Drills

lilowl

It helped me too, thank you all for sharing

Eibon

The game needs agility...,sharp senses and understanding of where the ball could land.
Begin a running schedule, if you do not have one already. Training is not just for the off-season.
2 key exercises to do are running at least 8 – 10 miles a week and getting involved in a jumping program or plyometrics.

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The more you play the better, but do not do more than your body is capable of handling. Cross-train when time permits. Getting involved in other sports is good because it will help you develop muscles that you may not use during the volleyball season.

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Toke10

all that you are right about, but if we are talking about kids age 8-13 years. it is not important that their shape is good.
you will focus more on developing a better sense of coordination, and practicing technique. and most important make them having fun so they related volleyball with having a good time.

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I attended a session of USAV's John Kessel and he had some wonderful ideas.

John Kessel - OVA - Speedball Demo - YouTube