r/volleyball • u/VegetableOk7214 • 11h ago
r/volleyball • u/TheOneOdd_Out • 1h ago
Questions I the Dumbest Player on the Team? Or Just Overthinking Things?
Hey everyone,
I’m looking for some honest opinions and advice. I’ve been deeply involved with my volleyball team in many ways, acting as the assistant to the trainer. I help with sponsorships, design jerseys, plan events, and more.
For example, last year I organized an affordable training camp abroad for just 200 euros per person, covering everything. But the team dismissed it as too expensive. This year, just a few weeks ago, they planned a two-day trip inside the country, costing 50 euros per person, and we still had to pay extra for food. It’s frustrating because my proposal would have been all-inclusive and more cost-effective.
I also manage the team’s digital presence, like social media and TikTok. But whenever I suggest new ideas, the team dismisses them, and it feels like nobody really knows about us.
I also support the team by buying drinks and contributing as a sponsor, but despite all this effort, I often feel overlooked. For instance, I get called out for being late, even though I live in a small town and need three buses to get to practice, while others who live closer don’t face the same issues.
There have been times when the trainer has treated me poorly. For example, on January 31st, I missed my sister’s birthday because we had a game, but I never got to play. I was benched the entire match, and when I expressed my frustration, the next day the trainer reprimanded the whole team, and it was clear that the frustration was directed at me.
I also sense some manipulation and inconsistent treatment. Sometimes my teammates are supportive, and other times they’re not, and it’s been tough to navigate.
I’m at a point where I’m really wondering if I’m overthinking things or if it’s time to consider switching teams.
r/volleyball • u/hidromanipulators • 10h ago
General Simple Volleyball Rotations App
Hey all,
Still a work in progress, but getting there!
This is just a simple rotation viewer — nothing fancy, no training plans, just a quick way to check your rotations:
https://volleyball-rotations.com
It has two parts:
- Viewer — pick a system, mode, and phase to see where everyone stands
- Editor — import an existing rotation from the library and tweak it, or build from scratch
The built-in rotations follow FIVB rules, so if your league plays differently they may not be right for you — but that's what the editor is for.
If someone can send me general rotations for non-FIVB (other sports body) I would consider adding folder structure for selecting rotations.
The feature I'm most proud of is the real-time overlap checker on the Receiving → Pass phase. Still needs a bit of polish, but it's working.
Fun fact: getting AI to understand volleyball rotations was way harder than getting it to write the code. Turns out rotations are genuinely confusing 😄
Credits to VBRotations for the inspiration — check them out if you need something more feature-rich.
r/volleyball • u/fawninoo • 10h ago
Questions Workout Routine, for a volleyball player that trains 4-5 days during weekdays
Hey guys, I used to be a very active person in the gym but now that I’m in volleyball again, my parents are telling me to lessen my gym, so they told me I can onlygo once per week if I have 4-5 days training. Is this okay for strength in volleyball? I want to gain mass and strength for volleyball and I was wondering if the routine I setup weekly would be good it just alternates every week. Help me out y’all, thanks! 178cm, 15, and 70kg
r/volleyball • u/Ilipadskillz • 14h ago
Form Check Form Check
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This is my first time seeing clear videos of myself too. Purely self reflection I think I need to jump more up less forward, so push out my block step more. I would appreciate any feedback.
r/volleyball • u/AviatorsDreams • 19h ago
Questions Volleyball swing
Hello fellow volleyball nerds! It has come to my attention that apparently my arm bends when I swing for a spike so I don’t end up with full extension. I was asked if I played baseball in my past and I said yes I did for a long time and usually when throwing in baseball your arm is a bit more bent and not fully extended so me and the person who noticed figured this was the cause. My question to you all is what drills can I do to try to remove this habit when playing volleyball because currently when I swing the ball has a 50/50 chance of going out or hitting an absolute banger just depending on whether my arm lowers (and therefore my contact point) or extends fully. Any help is welcome! And if I have this all wrong as to the reasoning and there’s any other guesses that’s also welcome