Volleyball Speed and Agility Routine | Get More Digs

Speed and agility training needs to be incorporated into a volleyball players routine. Too many coaches whine about their athletes not moving fluidly... well, do you train them to be fluid moving athletes?
Improving a volleyball players foot speed is actually fairly easy. Pick a few speed and agility drills to perform 2 to 3 times a week. Keep the same speed and agility drills for a 3 week block. Remind the athletes that they need to feel faster each time they go through the routine.
At the end of the 3 week block, choose a new speed and agility routine. I like to choose at least one speed drill that does not necessary mimic anything related to volleyball, but the focus is moving the feet as fast as possible... Fast Feet T Position is an example of this. I also include speed drills that replicate volleyball specific movement patterns.
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[@enockmalasha7260]

Thanks coaches as a young volleyball coach am learning a lot from videos

[@rrodrigues5224]

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[@AntonioTonyCampos]

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[@tarynmolitor9137]

How long would you recommend doing each of the shown routines?

[@qmyers367]

I would recommend to keep specificity with the sport, you should do about 5-10 seconds. We are going for all exertion for short periods. Once the athlete slows down during the routine, it stops being a speed focus and goes into conditioning.

[@willturner901]

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