ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TRAINING

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Our process is based on the following sequence, as described by the International Federation of Volleyball (FIVB):

We teach the game through a combination of drills and Mini Volleyball.

A modified version of volleyball:

A reduced court, lower net	No more than 4-players per side
Always aim for 3 passes	All players play all positions
Focus on serving under-hand to make sure all players learn how to pass properly	Once players have strong passing skills, we begin teaching overhand serve
Training sessions are planned from easy to difficult, but we try to avoid fatigue to ensure concentration	We make training interesting by introducing game-like situations and contests

Maximum contact means maximum learning	There is a time and a place for everything and when it comes to specialization, it should be later not sooner
Players learn best by playing, not watching	Develop well rounded players and they will always be in demand
Don’t just explain how to do it, make sure they understand why: maximize volleyball IQ	In the early ages it is important to emphasize collaboration over competition
While the training must be fun, it must also be structured and disciplined	As with all subject matters, learning is maximized when we break down the process into small manageable parts however

It is important to continually challenge the players with new concepts in order to avoid learning stagnation/boredom

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