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    This document describes a volleyball drill called the 1.5 Service drill for beginner players. The drill involves two players simultaneously throwing balls to each other from a distance and hitting the balls into the opposite side of the court in a way that cannot be caught, with the distance between players gradually increasing. Variations include performing a bump pass before catching the ball and adding a point scoring competition element. The drill aims to practice serving technique and follow up movement after serving.

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    This document describes a volleyball drill called the 1.5 Service drill for beginner players. The drill involves two players simultaneously throwing balls to each other from a distance and hitting the balls into the opposite side of the court in a way that cannot be caught, with the distance between players gradually increasing. Variations include performing a bump pass before catching the ball and adding a point scoring competition element. The drill aims to practice serving technique and follow up movement after serving.

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    This document describes a volleyball drill called the 1.5 Service drill for beginner players. The drill involves two players simultaneously throwing balls to each other from a distance and hitting the balls into the opposite side of the court in a way that cannot be caught, with the distance between players gradually increasing. Variations include performing a bump pass before catching the ball and adding a point scoring competition element. The drill aims to practice serving technique and follow up movement after serving.

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    Volleyball Drill-Book: Beginner (Level)

    - 1.5 Service
    Drills for game-like situations

    Equipment:

    Two players are holding one ball

    Teaching Points:

    Slowly increase the distance between A and B


    (3m-6m-9m)
    The competition shouldnt affect the serving
    technique

    B
    Drill Objective:
    The follow-up movement after the
    service into the field

    Drill Description:
    Player A and B perform the throw-off
    simultaneously and hit the balls into
    a target area on the opposite field.
    The ball should be hit in such a way
    that the opponent isnt able to catch
    the ball.

    Drill Variations:

    Instead of catching the ball right


    away, perform a vertical bumppass first and catch the ball
    afterwards
    Competition with point count:
    signal is given for the throw-off
    First practice this drill on one
    half of the longitudinal-field

    12

    2012 Dr. Christian Krger FIVB Instructor I/II- GER

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