# Volleyball Double Serving Game

> Master double serving game with this proven volleyball drill. Develop essential defense skills and team chemistry. Try it at your next practice!

## Quick Specs
- **Sport**: Volleyball
- **Duration**: 10-15 Minutes
- **Intensity**: Medium
- **Web URL**: https://volleyballxpert.com/drills/details/volleyball-double-serving-game
- **Court Diagram**: https://volleyballxpert.com/images/volleyball/drills/350X250/49.png

## Objective
Develop consistent technique, court awareness, and team communication in defense, hitting, offense, passing, serve defense, serving, setting through high-repetition game-like execution.

## Setup & Court Layout
- Players: 2 full teams of 6

- Equipment: 12 volleyballs per team, full court setup

- Coach: Oversees scoring and ensures serve rotation runs smoothly

## Step-by-Step Instructions
- Split players into two teams of six in full game positions.

- Each team begins with 12 volleyballs.

- Team A starts with two serves in a row. Each rally is played out normally.

- If the serving team wins, they keep that volleyball.

- If the receiving team wins, they gain that volleyball.

- After two serves, the opposing team gets two serves. Continue alternating.

- Teams rotate after each sideout, just like in a real match.

- The game ends when time expires or after a full team rotation.

- The team with the most volleyballs remaining at the end wins.

- Suggested reps: Play for 12–15 minutes or run best of 3 games to simulate match play.

## Key Coaching Points
- Stress 100% effort on every serve and rally.

- Encourage communication on serve receive to reduce errors.

- Watch for serve accuracy and consistency under competitive pressure.

- Reinforce that winning the serve-pass battle often decides matches.

- Common Game Situation: Mirrors the importance of every serve and rally in real match play where momentum can shift quickly.


This is a competitive serving and rally drill that motivates players to give full effort while sharpening both serving and serve receiving.

## Variations & Progressions
- Short Game: End after one complete team rotation.

- Advanced: Require specific serve zones for points to count.

- Conditioning Add-On: Losing team completes a quick conditioning penalty (sprints, push-ups, etc.).