Looking for U10 volleyball drills? Every drill below is built for ages 8–10, covering the core skill-building years, where technique habits get set for good. This is the age range where technique habits get set for the rest of a player's career, so prioritize repetition and correct form over competition and scoreboards.
This competitive game adds pressure and consequence to rally play, motivating players to execute fundamentals under game-like stress while…
A staged progression for the overhead set, building the hand shape and leg drive from a self-toss up through a moving, game-speed set.
Marking the court into scoring zones turns repetitive serving practice into a focused accuracy competition, building the consistency that wins…
Pass, set, hit (or catch) — practicing the full three-contact sequence as a group builds the rhythm and communication that turns individual skills…
Focus on low platform control and accurate passes to the setter on hard-hit attacks.
This drill trains passers to read a serve early, move into the ball's path, and deliver a consistent, controlled pass to a target — usually the…
A staged progression that builds the forearm pass from a stationary, self-tossed rep all the way to a live partner feed, locking in the platform…
Good contact starts with good feet — this drill isolates the shuffle-step movement pattern that gets a player's body in line with the ball…
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See Volleyball practice plansThe drills on this page are selected specifically for ages 8–10 volleyball players, covering the core skill-building years, where technique habits get set for good. Each one lists the age range, group size, and equipment needed so you can drop it straight into a practice plan.
Most U10 practices run 60–75 minutes, with drills in the 6–10 minute range before rotating to the next activity.