Circle Passing Drill

VOLLEYBALL PASSING, SETTING, BALL CONTROL

Players make a circle with plenty of space between each player.  Only one volleyball is needed, but it's good to keep a ball cart of volleyballs close by in case they are needed. Coach can be the "Counter" who is in the middle of the circle. They are also the target for the players to pass the ball to.  

Players get in a medium to large circle with one person being the "Counter" in the middle of the circle. The coach can also be the "Counter" to start off, to demonstrate to the other players how to run the drill. The counter tosses the ball to a player, that player passes is right back to the counter...who then passes it to another player in the circle. It should keep going passer to counter, passer to counter until the ball hits the ground. The counter is counting how many passes in a row the team can get. When the ball hits the ground the counter starts over at zero. The counter is allowed to use the set (overhead pass), tip, anything they need to keep the ball in play.

For younger girls, you can use the letters of the alphabet instead of counting by numbers. Encouraging them to make it all the way from A to Z.

Have players call the ball.

Drill: Circle Passing Drill
Description: This is a basic warm up drill for players to learn ball control while passing.
Keywords: Volleyball Passing, Setting, Ball Control

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