Volleyball 101: Passing/Bumping for Beginner and Intermediate Players
In this one-time, self-paced class beginner and intermediate athletes will learn to pass/bump a volleyball by practicing correct form through easy drills and exercises with little to no equipment. This sport is a fun game for ages 10-18!
What's included
1 pre-recorded lesson
1 week
of teacher support1 year access
to the contentHomework
1-2 hours per week. Learners will complete the homework individually on their own time. No grades will be rewarded, but teacher support will be available based on homework submission. Learners are asked to complete 30 minutes of practice of the drills and exercises covered in class, 3 times per week. Video submission that is required should include one round of each of the drills and exercises.Class Experience
US Grade 5 - 8
Beginner - Intermediate Level
In this one-time, self-paced class we will learn the art of passing a volleyball. No background experience is needed. This class is perfect for beginner to intermediate players. Since no live-meetings will be scheduled for this class, students will practice this class on their own while mimicking the educators instruction. Please rememeber that learners can pause or rewind the video at any point in order to progress at their own pace and practice the skills being taught. Teacher support will be offered via video submission of the homework assignments. We will learn the proper form for passing a volleyball by learning: - an athletic stance - a flat platform - shoulder positioning - fluid movement We will learn how to pass a volleyball with accuracy by practicing passing a volleyball to yourself and to a wall though a series of drills and exercises such as: - passing to self - red light, green light - knee to box - standing to chair - standing to wall
Learning Goals
Students will learn the art of passing a volleyball by mastering an athletic stance, a flat platform, and fluid movements. Students will practice passing a volleyball to themselves and to a wall with accuracy.
Syllabus
1 Lesson
over 1 WeekLesson 1:
Volleyball Passing/Bumping
This lesson is about using correct form in order to learn to pass a volleyball with accuracy and control.
We will learn the proper form for passing a volleyball by learning:
- an athletic stance
- a flat platform
- shoulder positioning
- fluid movement
We will learn how to pass a volleyball with accuracy by practicing passing a volleyball to yourself and to a wall with drills such as:
- passing to self
- red light, green light
- knee to box
- standing to box
- standing to chair 2 assignments
25 mins of video lessons
Other Details
Parental Guidance
I do want to take appropriate action to make you aware of the potential hazards of this class as well as injuries that can occur if not properly supervised by an adult. Such injuries could include but are not limited to, rolled or sprained ankles, bruising of the forearms, knees, and shins, dehydration, and sore muscles. In order to avoid such circumstances, learners are advised to have an open space for working out, proper fitting athletic footwear and clothing, and a water bottle. As an educator, my goal is to help your learner avoid injury and have fun learning. I hope this will help you make an informed decision about whether this class is a good fit for you learner and ensure that your learner is prepared for this class.
Supply List
Learners will need a volleyball to participate in this lesson. If you do not already have one at home, a basic volleyball can be purchased for between $10-40 at a local Walmart, sporting goods store, or online. Learners will also need tennis shoes and athletic clothing. These do not need to be brand specific, just something that fits well and is comfortable for movement. Learners will need an open space with room to move and utilize their volleyball in order to participate with this class. Indoors, outdoors, or a gymnasium setting are all sufficient. Optional items for this class include a water bottle, a chair, and knee pads, which can be purchased for between $10-40 at a local Walmart, sporting goods store, or online.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined June, 2024
Teacher expertise and credentials
My experience with volleyball began when I started playing in Jr. High. I went on to play all throughout my highschool years, as well as a collegiate athlete. I have now coached volleyball through private lessons for 4 years. I have also coached 2 years in youth leagues as well as 2 years of highschool. One of my highschool teams even went on to play at a national level! Reviews
Self-Paced Class
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Ages: 10-18
