Classes

Northeast Volleyball Club's classes give young athletes world-class volleyball instruction in a fun and positive environment. All class curriculum is developed and taught by our Directors and Head Coaches. Learn more about our class offerings below, and if you are not sure what class is the best fit for you, please reach out to our Youth Director Shawn Hoyt at shawn@northeastvbc.com.

We also offer private and small group training with our Lead and Head Coaches. In our experience, these sessions work best when paired with classes or team training, in order to use the skills learned in a game-like setting. To schedule a private or group lesson, please reach out to Coach Frog at frog@northeastvbc.com, to match you with a coach based on skills, level, and availability.

Mini Volley (COED Grades 1-5)

Learning volleyball at a young age can be tough! Our Mini Volley classes introduces volleyball and competition to young athletes in a modified playing environment, where they can find success in our complex sport. All Mini Volley classes are coed.

Classes will focus on technical skill development and mini-games to build strong fundamentals and foster a love for the game.

Middle School (COED Grades 6-8)

Middle School classes are one of the best ways to get involved in volleyball early on, without the time commitment of a club team. All Middle School classes are coed.

Classes focus on teaching players HOW the game is played to prepare them for their middle school teams, club programs, and eventually their high school programs.

High School (Grades 9-12)

Throughout the year, we offer a variety of classes for High School athletes at different levels. These classes are for either girls or boys, as they play on different net heights. Please check the class registration page to see what we're offering currently!

All Advanced Positional, COMPETE, & Collegiate Classes are for highly skilled athletes currently play club who are looking to take their game or positional skills to the next level. For athletes who are new to NEVBC, a highlight video or game film assessment is required to register for these sessions.