A overhead passes the ball to setter S. S sets to position 4. A spikes, collects the ball, and joins the line of spare players at the other side of the net.

Variations:

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It's not the most exciting drill on Volleytools, but it's a part of the warming-up for a lot of coaches.

A and B play the ball back and forth in a number of different ways, possibly with an extra player.

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S serves to the right or the left of the opponent's back court and moves into the court afterwards. One of the two passers moves to the left or the right, depending on the direction of the serve. The player who doesn't pass, spikes.

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T tosses the ball into the opposing court. The player who passes also spikes. The blockers perform a three-person block.

T serves to PL. PL passes to SV. SV sets the ball for T. T spikes along the line. PL fetches the ball and the next in line takes PL's place.

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S serves, and P1 and P2 pass the ball. P2 stands behind P1 in the middle of the court. When S tosses the ball, P1 and P2 move towards their passing positions.

S serves, and P1 and P2 pass. When S tosses the ball, T indicates where S should serve.

A serves, B passes and C catches.

Assignments:

• A moves two steps to the left, two steps to the right, and serves.

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Two teams of two players play against each other without serving. De ball is put in play with a toss. Each team is allowed to touch the ball at most three times.

Assignments:

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There are three balls in play. Each team has a so-called team ball, that has to be tossed from one team mate to the other. The third ball is used to play two against two.

In the diagram, the ball is played to the player holding the team ball. To be able to play the ball from the opponent, this player has to toss the team ball to his team mate.

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