A Critical Review of Service-Technique Teaching in Youth Volleyball

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the importance of using developmentally appropriate serving strategies that will promote the game of volleyball and facilitate learning while minimizing injury. A critical review of serving discusses the main developmental, maturational, and technical issues related to socialization and long-term development in volleyball. Teaching complex serving styles (such as the jump serve to athletes under the age of 14) might have implications for athletes’ long-term development and might lead to injury. The adoption of developmentally appropriate practices in coaching young athletes is still a novelty for many coaches. Therefore, this article stresses the importance of implementing adapted or modified games and of teaching skills in a progressive fashion to aid development.

Factors Determining the Ability of Jump Volleyball Providing

“…Anthropometry is an inseparable factor in sports achievements [13]. Anthropometry is a study that is related to measuring the dimensions of the human body [14]. The field of anthropometry includes various measurements of the human body such as body weight, position when standing, when stretching the arms, body circumference, leg length and so on [15].…”

Pengaruh Latihan Passing Atas Berpasangan Dengan Latihan Passing Atas Ke Dinding Terhadap Hasil Passing Atas Dalam Permainan Bola Voli

“…For example, most children want to emulate the elite volleyball players they see on television by learning to jump serve. On one hand, it is highly recommended to teach beginners from their intrinsic motivational perspective, if they are physically and psychologically ready (Da Matta, Gagen, and Rhoads 2013).…”