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Skills Development

April 3 – June 11

This is a Development Program for those athletes needing to learn ALL skills, perfect skills, improve skills & start understanding controlled situations on the court. All athletes just starting out in the game need to start with this program. This is also a great program to keep your skills sharp or find your rhythm with skills training & start implementing their skills into game situations. These athletes will will be working on the all of the following skills (passing, setting, serving & hitting, defense & blocking) at ALL LEVELS for this program. All beginners must start with the Skills Development Programs because skills are implemented into play situations gradually to build self confidence & confidence in the sport of volleyball. This program does involved play & INTRODUCTION to Team & knowledge of the game & position knowledge. Next step after this, is League Play when ready.

Some prior experience is recommended but not necessary.

Learning Outcomes

  • Improves the knowledge of volleyball fundamentals and rules
  • Improve individual and cooperative volleyball skills
  • Build confidence to play any position

Additional Information

    • Locations: Loyola / St David’s
    • Age Groups: Grades 3rd-5th & 6th-12th
    • What to Wear/Bring:
      • Water bottles: All locations have water fountains nearby to refill your bottles.
      • Knee pads: These are necessary (Available for purchase for $28)
      • Athletic Wear: Gym shorts, sweatpants, track pants, t-shirts, etc. (No jeans, flannels, button downs, skirts, dresses etc.)
      • Gym sneakers or Volleyball shoes. (No Converses, Air Force 1s, Uggs, heels, boots, etc.)
      • No jewelry allowed on the court (necklaces, chains, earrings, bracelets, etc.)

Note: From shoes to shirts, proper attire is IMPORTANT for everybody on the court’s safety! Coaches may refuse the athlete if athlete is NOT dressed according to dress code