Overhead pass and block

Posted by admin on January 7 2010 Add Comments

This drill can be performed by all players. It’s easy and interesting but if only a few players anticipate it can be even difficult.

It can be performed during the training session or during warm ups.

Players are sorted in two columns and perform overhead pass to opposite column.

When player pass the ball, he has to run to zone 3 and perform block. After blocking in zone 3, he moves fast and performs block in zone 4 and than runs at the back of his column and wait his turn to pass.

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Block after block and sprint

Posted by admin on December 27 2009 Add Comments

Block-after-block-and-sprint

This drill should improve your block.

One player is positioned in zone 2 and one in zone 4.

Players perform block and than move near zone 3 to perform another block.

After that they move back to zone 2 and 4 to perform block once more.

When the blocking is finished they sprint back and next players take their places.

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Attack and than block

Posted by admin on November 5 2009 Add Comments

Attack-and-than-block

Players in zone 1 and zone 4 pass the ball to setter.

Setter sets the ball to each of them.

These players perform the attack, but they should hit the ball to block that is performed by the players on the other side of the net.

After the players have blocked the attack, they move back and the coach throw them ball for a counter attack.

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Read the combination

Posted by admin on September 26 2009 Add Comments

Read-the-combination

This is mainly a blocking drill.

Coach throws a ball to setter.

Setter sets a ball to zone 2 or zone 4.

On the other side of net, players have to read a combination and perform block with two players.

Hitters have to try to beat two blockers.

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Throw, block and receive

Posted by admin on September 1 2009 Add Comments

Throw,-block-and-receivePlayer throws the ball high over his head.

Then runs fast and perfomes block in zone 2.

After blocking, player runs fast at previous position and passes a ball to coach.

Coach performes spike and player should succesfully receive the ball.

Later on, coach can be positioned in zone 3, instead of zone 4, so the drill can be performed easier.

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Three blocks and sprint

Posted by admin on August 31 2009 Add Comments

Three-blocks-and-sprintPlayer in zone 5 runs forward.

Then he blocks in zone 4.

After blocking in zone 4 he performes a block in zone 3.

After that he runs to zone 2 and block again.

After blocking for a third time he sprints to the corner.

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