Teens 7-9y/o Intermediate (Weekend)

Service Description

Intermediate Level Class Description (Indoor Volleyball Rules on Sand) At the intermediate level, players are expected to have a solid foundation in ball control, movement on sand, and a basic understanding of indoor volleyball strategy. Training will focus on adapting indoor-style systems—such as offense, defense, and team communication—within the unique physical demands of playing on sand. Who this level is for: - Players progressing from the beginner stage, now looking to apply skills in more structured, game-like scenarios (4v4 or 6v6 format on sand) - Indoor volleyball players seeking to refine their fundamentals while adapting to the physical and technical challenges of playing on sand - Athletes aiming to improve court awareness, teamwork, and consistency in rallies under indoor volleyball rules Overall Criteria: - Reliable ball control in controlled settings: passing accurate serve receives, setting from good passes, and executing attacks from consistent sets - Ability to make intentional plays—setting to target zones, hitting to open court areas, or placing serves with purpose - Consistent serving technique (underhand or overhand) with some accuracy and strategy behind placement - Basic understanding of indoor-style court systems: rotation, base positions, defensive coverage, and offensive transitions—all performed on sand - Comfortable movement and positioning on sand, including approach timing, defensive footwork, and recovery from unstable footing - Awareness of indoor volleyball rules (e.g., rotations, libero use if applicable, attack line violations), but adapted to the pace and challenge of a sand surface - Ability to complete attacks in advantageous situations (free balls, good sets), with developing offensive decision-making Note: Players with natural athleticism—especially in jumping or quick reflexes—can often bridge the gap while still refining control and timing on sand.