The new SPIKEBALL Coaching Handbook is available which contains all the skills undertaken in the seminar along with planned coaching sessions and drills to introduce the game as well as information regarding the training of pupils in the refereeing and administration of the game, taking the workload away from the teacher, leader and volunteer. There is a 15-minute video during the Workshop, which takes teachers, leaders and volunteers through the rules and offers coaching tips and techniques in a clear and simple way. It has proven to be an outstanding success in bringing fun and enjoyment to the children who have been introduced to it. It’s played by many on the beach, and has a fun carefree nature similar to beach volleyball. It’s no accident that Spikeball originated as a backyard beach sport that shares the same spirit and soul as that of beach volleyball. The Workshops aim to give teachers, leaders and volunteers the techniques, teaching methods and confidence to introduce this game to their pupils irrespective of any previous experience in the sport. You may have noticed Spikeball for the first time on a trip to the beach. The objective of these adaptations is to encourage learning, promote physical activity, and increase the fun for the participants.
It is aimed specifically at children of Primary School age and those at 1st/2nd Year in Post-Primary School. With the simple modifications that SPIKEBALL Volleyball offers, teachers can easily provide their children with a fun and rewarding Volleyball experience. SPIKEBALL is an adapted 4-player v 4-player volleyball game that was introduced to Ireland in the last 3 years and has seen participation levels increase by over 300%. Volleyball has traditionally been viewed as a difficult sport to introduce to young children, but it doesn't have to be. SPIKEBALL is an initiative developed by the Volleyball Association of Ireland to aid School Teachers in introducing Junior Volleyball to their students. Resource pack available with Teacherâs DVD and Handbook.Aimed at Primary Schoolsâ 5th and 6th classes, and Post-Primary Schoolsâ 1st and 2nd year students.
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