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Family Feud Volleyball Drill - Art of Coaching Volleyball

AOC Master Instructors • The Art of Coaching Volleyball

The Art of Coaching Volleyball

Session Overview

The 'Family Feud' 6v6 drill begins with a net joust; the winning side receives consecutive free balls and attempts to score 7 points before the defense records 3 stops ('strikes') to earn a single-serve chance to steal all 7 points.

Core Biomechanical & Tactical Principles

Start each round with a competitive net joust to determine which side earns the offensive free-ball series.
The offensive team must convert free balls into 7 points before the opposing defense records 3 stops ('three strikes').
If the defense gets 3 stops, they send a server back for one high-pressure 'steal' point worth all 7 banked points.

Verbal Coaching Cues for Practice:

"Win the joust to control the free balls""Three defensive stops earns the steal""Execute under pressure on the steal serve"

Why Recommended for Coaches:

One of the most engaging competitive 6v6 games for training both free-ball offensive execution and relentless defensive ‘steal’ mentality.

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Key Coaching Cues

"Win the joust to control the free balls"

"Three defensive stops earns the steal"

"Execute under pressure on the steal serve"

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