How It Works
This program is designed for kindergarten through 5th grade children. Fostering a love for sports will benefit them for years to come. Our 8−12 week curriculum is carefully designed to introduce them to the exciting world of volleyball:
STEP 1
Season Enrollment
Program information is released via the school or aftercare provider. Families can join the fun and enroll seamlessly through the chosen registration platform.
STEP 2
Series Of Classes
A trained LOVB coach comes to your school to conduct 50−60 min classes for over 8−12 weeks in age appropriate groups. We bring the equipment to you.
STEP 3
Staying In Touch
Families are updated about any program updates or changes. Additionally, a brief survey is send at the end of the season to get your feedback!
What’s The Drill
Example Class 50-60 mins
5 MINS
Warm-Up Game
Balloon Volley — Play-based warm-up to get moving and active.5 MINS
Skills Intro
Setting — In each class we introduced a fundamental volleyball skill through engaging demonstrations.15-25 MINS
Skills Practice
Sit-N-Set Triangle Volley — Children practice their newfound skills and build their confidence in a supportive environment.15-25 MINS
Game-Like Play
3 vs 3 — Reinforces the skills while building teamwork and sportsmanship, fostering social development alongside their physical abilities.
Skills:
- Hand-Eye Coordination
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- Motor Skills
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- Physical Development Foundation
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- Love of Teamwork
Benefits
SCHOOLS — Get committed staff, unique program to share with parents and peace of mind.
KIDS — Get introduced to a fast growing sports in a encouraging, fun environment (and t-shirts).
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