Off-Season Volleyball Training :: Basic & Creative Drills

By Tara B.

What you do in practice will show when it comes to game time. You need to practice as hard as you can in practice just like it was a game. And if you miss too much practice, it won't only hurt you, but your team as well.

However, what are you supposed to do when the season is over. Do you just become a coach potato? The answer is no, you need to stay active if you're going to play volleyball the following year. Being active doesn't mean you have to go out and play another sport as long as you're doing something besides sitting on the couch and watching TV all day. This is because you'll probably get out of shape and it will be harder for you the following year to get out there and play volleyball. So, I'm going to give you some off-season volleyball training that you may want to try even if it's once a week or once month, you have to do something.

Off-Season Volleyball Training:

Just stretching to keep the body loosened up so it doesn't get tight
Do a little bit of running, biking or something of that kind
You can always practice your skills if you have a net and court at home
Also just watch what you eat and be careful
Try not to get hurt and then you not be able to play the next year
Or even if you play another sport during the off-season is great

Well there are a few things that you may want to or you may even have your own things you do. You can even just do the basic volleyball drills like setting, serving, passing, or hitting once a week to keep your skills fresh. Or if you don't have time to do drills once a week, think of some creative volleyball drills that you could do once a month.

Also see volleyball magazines .

Some basic & creative drills for off-season volleyball training

Off-Season Volleyball Training:

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