
Master volleyball fundamentals through a structured blueprint covering underhand serve, setting, passing, arm swing mechanics, blocking, and bump setting, with progressive drills for beginners to advanced.
Learn volleyball basics, including court and net measurements, common rules on touches and fouls, and the scoring system. Discover how passes near the net enable hard spikes and rotations.
Learn a complete warm-up routine for volleyball to prevent injuries and prepare before every practice or game.
Master the fundamentals of volleyball passing by establishing a stable forearm platform, proper body and hand position, and one-motion contact at hip level to direct passes accurately.
Develop proper passing form with a shoulder-width, staggered stance and bent knees, and use forearm contact behind the wrists to pass accurately under the ball while adapting to varying tosses.
Master two-player passing drills by observing your partner, giving feedback, and quickly correcting errors. Build body position, forearm contact behind the wrists, and a fluid passing platform across varied tosses.
Master setting fundamentals by aligning body and hands, using the 10-finger pass from forehead, and executing a controlled, square-up hand setting to direct the ball to the target.
Develop hand setting fundamentals by practicing catching with full fingers and bent knees, positioning under the ball, and setting at varying heights for continuous handsets.
Develop volleyball setting fundamentals by mastering proper body position, point of contact, and hand setting, progressing from accurate passes to game-like, varied-height tosses.
Learn the underhand serve with a proper stance, flat trajectory, and a through-swing, then target between players, corners, weak receivers, or the setter, behind the baseline.
Learn to master the underhand serve in volleyball by coordinating footwork, arm swing, and body momentum, practicing against a wall with progressive distance and ritual routines.
Develop the underhand serve technique through a straight, relaxed arm swing from behind the back, practice 4–6 meters apart with a high arc, and establish consistent routines and progressions.
Master the arm swing mechanics for a volleyball driver shot: starting position, movement, contact below the equator, wrist snap, and topspin with a strong follow-through.
Learn arm swing mechanics through slow, controlled practice without a ball, paired with two-hand tosses, wall targets, and gradual power increases to develop topspin and technique.
Master arm swing mechanics through progressive tossing drills, focusing on technique, topspin, and controlled power growth from near to 15 meters, while maintaining proper height and avoiding net-height violations.
Learn the standing block jump technique for volleyball, including proper stance, arm placement, and over-the-net reach to maximize coverage and minimize net contact.
Learn block jump fundamentals using a wall drill: extend and firm your hands, form a C for balance, land softly in a squat, and add a two-step approach before height.
Learn the volleyball block jump: extend arms, spread fingers, touch the highest point, form a C for balance, and safely land with a two-step drill to maximize height.
Learn how to perform a bump set, emphasizing hand contact, aiming off the net for accuracy, keeping a stable platform, and running square to the ball.
Learn to bump set in volleyball with wall drills and backspin tosses, focusing on moving to the ball, forming a solid platform, and following through to the target.
Practice bump sets by catching the ball and orienting your body toward the target. Deliver high, hittable sets to imagined outside hitters while moving around the court and following through.
This is the first part of a 3-module complete guide to teach you everything about volleyball, from basic passing to accurately placing your jump-serve.
Content
In module 1, you'll learn how to develop proper technique for all basic volleyball skills. For each, there is a comprehensive tutorial that teaches you everything you need, like
body orientation
stance
hand position
point of contact
movement
variations
when to employ it
and much more. All tutorials are very detailed, easy to understand and adaptable to various playing situations. Demonstrations from various angles, in slow motion, and with different speeds and adaptations will help you to replicate them easily.
Further Modules
Module 2 will tie in with intermediate techniques like: Back setting, overhand serving, spiking footwork & dumping, blocking with shuffle steps and diving.
Module 3 is all about advanced techniques, like: Passing to defend, jump setting, jump float serve, spiking, swing blocking, the pancake and jump serving.
You can find both courses on Udemy when you search for volleyball.
What doesn't this course teach me?
There are no exercises for teams of more than two players. This course is specifically made that you, and your friend, can progress as fast as possible.
Tactics. There are no videos about in game transitions, playing systems with specializations or any further tactical elements. The basic strategy however, is outlined, so you'll learn how the game is played on a professional level.
Equipment
The drills are designed so that you don't need any special equipment, you wouldn't have lying around at home anyway.
Time requirement
If your schedule is entirely empty, you can go through the whole course within a week. If you only have one hour per week to train, you can take yourself 6 months. As long as you keep a consistent rhythm, you can go with whatever pace fits your current lifestyle.
Now take matters into your own hands! Get the course, watch the tutorials, follow along with the exercises and let the jaws of your friends drop when you dominate in your next game.