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what does it take to be a volleyball player.

I would really want to be a volleyball player but scared that I am bad what to I do? #athlete #volleyball #professional-sports #pro-sports

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Jessica’s Answer

Playing sports is supposed to be FUN. Start off by only worrying around that. Do you enjoy volleyball? Do you have fun with your teammates? Do you have respect for your coach and vice versa? If you go into something, particularly a competitive sport, with the mindset of needing to be good, you can easily stress yourself out too much and burn out young. Once you have that down, you can focus on the intangible parts of what it takes to be a volleyball player:

1. Discipline - in your form, in your diet, and during your workouts
2. A great work ethic - at a very competitive level, your whole life will be volleyball. There will be days that you don't want to go to practice or play in a match, but you have to anyways. You owe it to your team and yourself for all the work you put into the sport.
3. The ability to be a team player

Assuming you're already part of your school's volleyball program and you're on a club team, to get better at the skill side, I'd suggest practicing whenever you have the chance - going to clinics that clubs around you probably offer in your free time, hitting, passing, setting, or serving the ball against the wall to work on your form, or finding teammates to pepper with you.

I played volleyball for over a decade and finished my career as a D1 college volleyball player. It's a great sport that can open a lot of doors, but it's also an incredible commitment if you want to get serious with it. Best of luck to any current or future volleyball players out there!

Jessica recommends the following next steps:

Attend additional clinics outside school or club practices.
Hit, pass, set, or serve a ball against the wall to work on form whenever you can.
Pepper with teammates.
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Ieong’s Answer

In fact, being a volleyball player is not difficult. First of all, have confidence in yourself and don't give up. During the training, you will encounter different endurance physical exercises. At this time, you must stick to it. Remember to pick up a volleyball at any time. Just remember not to give up every opportunity.
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Carmen’s Answer

You must know that you can do anything you set your mind to do. Train hard in the weightroom and really focus on getting your form right as far as serving and bumping and timing your jump at the right time. Practice even when you don't feel like it. The best time to get better and to improve your game is in the off season so try to find a one on one trainer to help you and show you the right techniques. Good luck I know you can do it!
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Jennifer’s Answer

To be a professional in any sport it will take a lot of time, practice, and perseverance! I would start by joining a local team with a strong coach that will teach you the fundamentals of volleyball. As you get more experience, you can then move onto a traveling team or play for your high school volleyball team.

You can be great at anything you set your mind to, just remember to never give up!
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Gabriella’s Answer

Being an athlete and playing a sport is great to build friendships, sportsmanship and personal effectiveness. First you need to practice, practice makes perfect. Have confidence in yourself and give yourself grace. Some days may be difficult for you but never give up.
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