Participates in a volleyball skills and drills class

Physical Education

• The child has learned proper serving technique in volleyball, including the correct hand position and arm swing.
• They have also learned how to set the ball accurately using their fingertips and proper hand placement.
• The child has developed their footwork skills through various drills, improving their agility and ability to move quickly on the court.
• They have learned the importance of teamwork and communication while participating in drills that require cooperation with teammates.

Continued development in volleyball skills can be achieved by practicing regularly outside of the class. The child can set up a small volleyball net in their backyard or find a local park with a court to continue practicing their serving, setting, and footwork. They can also join a recreational volleyball league or participate in tournaments to gain more game experience and challenge themselves.

Book Recommendations

• The Volleyball Drill Book by American Volleyball Coaches Association: This book provides a comprehensive collection of drills for all skill levels, focusing on various aspects of the game such as serving, setting, hitting, and defense.
• Coach's Guide to Volleyball by Joe Frantz: This guide is designed for coaches and parents who want to help young players develop their volleyball skills. It covers fundamental techniques, practice plans, and strategies for coaching a successful team.
• by Dan Fisher: This book offers a wide range of drills and exercises to improve individual skills and team performance in volleyball. It includes step-by-step instructions and illustrations for each drill.