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Volleyball serving drills

Serving is the one moment nobody gets to interfere with you, which is exactly why it is the easiest skill to improve. These drills go from a first serve over the net to hitting a chosen zone under pressure.

26 drills With an animation per phase Free, no account needed

3 players · 6 phases Butterfly drill Passing · Serving 5 players · 7 phases Servers vs passers Passing · Serving 2 players · 5 phases Serving technique against the wall Serving 2 players · 7 phases Zone serving at targets Serving 2 players · 7 phases Around the world Serving 2 players · 5 phases Serving to 21 Serving 4 players · 7 phases Dead fish Serving 3 players · 8 phases Amoeba serving Serving 2 players · 5 phases Short-serve game Serving 5 players · 7 phases Float serve at the seams Serving 2 players · 7 phases Jump float build-up Serving 4 players · 6 phases Team serving challenge Serving · Teamwork 2 players · 5 phases AMRAP target serving Serving 3 players · 7 phases Battleship serving Serving · Teamwork 8 players · 7 phases Serve receive in threes Serving · Passing 8 players · 7 phases Serving to zones Serving 8 players · 9 phases Serving pressure 4 on 4 Match play · Serving 9 players · 7 phases Serving to zones — nine on the line Serving 9 players · 7 phases Serve receive in W formation Serving · Passing 10 players · 6 phases Serving from five positions Serving 10 players · 8 phases Serving and reception rotation Serving · Passing 11 players · 9 phases Serving to zones with catchers Serving · Passing 11 players · 9 phases Serve duel six on five Match play · Serving 11 players · 10 phases Reception loop with libero Serving · Defense 12 players · 8 phases Serve bomb and passing Serving · Passing 12 players · 8 phases Serve placement by zone Serving

What to look for in serving

Make the toss the whole story: a player who puts up the same ball every time gets consistent on their own. Give them a target bigger than a line, a corner or a player, so it stays within reach. And put a count or a consequence on it once the technique holds, because serving without tension does not train what the match asks for.

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