People who have never played volleyball or beach volleyball, or have played very little. Individuals with moderate physical fitness who do not engage in sports regularly. They need to learn the basic techniques of passing and moving around the court. And they have a lot of enthusiasm 🙂

People who have played little volleyball or beach volleyball but are fit due to experience in other sports and an active lifestyle need to learn the basic hits but won’t have any issues with fitness or agility.

People training and playing beach volleyball but for many years.

• Setting: my sets are often imprecise
• Serving: I serve either underhand or overhand, just trying to get the ball into the court and I usually make it
• Blocking: we usually play without a block
• Attacking: Sometimes I manage to spike the ball with a one-handed attack, but I can’t aim for specific spots on the court

This group is also suitable for people who play indoors and want to start playing on the sand or have played very little on sand.

• Setting: I bump set fairly precisely and consistently; sometimes I will handset as well when I have a very good ball
• Seving: I serve overhand and can target a specific receiver’s area or a specific spot on the court
• Blocking: we rarely jump to block, only when there is a tall girl among us
• Attacking: I can attack relatively powerfully from a well-set ball, and sometimes I manage to place the ball where I want

• Setting: I consistently set well bumpset or handset from a fairly good reception, but I find it challenging to set when my partner’s reception is poor; sometimes i try option sets
• Serving: I serve aggressively without making mistakes too often, regularly hitting the target area I aim for; I go to service line to score a point
• Blocking: We usually play with block
• Atacking: I can execute a difficult-to-defend spike or shot even with less-than-ideal sets; I can attack directions like line and angle

Individuals participating in amateur tournaments, achieving top placements, or competing in national tour tournaments with ambitions of regularly qualifying for the main draw. 

• Setting: I consistently and precisely bumset or handset; I am capable of accurately setting the ball even from a poor reception by my partner. I intuitively understand when to set the ball wider/closer/higher/lower.
• Serving: I serve aggressively with the intention of making points or making it difficult for the opponent to receive the ball, without making mistakes too often.
• Blocking: we are always ready to jump to block; we only pull of the net when opponent’s set is poor
• Attacking: I can deliver a powerful spike from a ball set 2 meters from the net; even with sets from the back (e.g., 6 meters off the net), I still have a full range of plays. I can attack in various directions (straight, middle, sharp angle)

People who have never played volleyball or beach volleyball, or have played very little. Individuals with moderate physical fitness who do not engage in sports regularly. They need to learn the basic techniques of passing and moving around the court. And they have a lot of enthusiasm 🙂

People who have never played volleyball or beach volleyball, or have played very little, but are very physically fit due to experience in other sports and a sporty lifestyle. They need to learn the basic techniques of passing but will not have any conditioning or fitness issues.

People training and playing beach volleyball but for many years.

• Setting: I set using bump set only; my sets are often imprecise
• Serving: I serve either underhand or overhand, just trying to get the ball into the court
• Blocking: sometimes we jump to block, but just as often, we play without a block
• Attacking: Sometimes I manage to spike the ball with a one-handed attack, but I can’t aim for specific spots on the court

This group is also suitable for people who play indoors and want to start playing on the sand or have played very little on sand.

• Setting: I bump set fairly precisely and consistently; sometimes I will handset as well when I have a very good ball
• Seving: I serve overhand and can target a specific receiver’s area
• Blocking: we usally do block
• Attacking: I can attack relatively powerfully from a well-set ball, and sometimes I manage to place the ball where I want

• Setting: I consistently set well bumpset or handset from a fairly good reception, but I find it challenging when my partner’s reception is poor.
• Serving: I serve aggressively without making mistakes too often, regularly hitting the target area I aim for; I go to service line to score a point
• Blocking: we regularly jump to block; we pull off the net only when there is a bad set on the opponent’s side
• Atacking: I can execute a difficult-to-defend spike or shot even with less-than-ideal sets; I can attack directions like line and angle

Individuals participating in amateur tournaments, achieving top placements, or competing in national tour tournaments with ambitions of regularly qualifying for the main draw. 

• Setting: I consistently and precisely bumset or handset; I am capable of accurately setting the ball even from a poor reception by my partner. I intuitively understand when to set the ball wider/closer/higher/lower.
• Serving: I serve aggressively with the intention of making points or making it difficult for the opponent to receive the ball, without making mistakes too often.
• Blocking: we almost always jump to block; blockers can individually decide to change the block-defense tacting adjusting to opponent’s set
• Attacking: I can deliver a powerful spike from a ball set 2 meters from the net; even with sets from the back (e.g., 6 meters off the net), I still have a full range of plays. I can attack in various directions (straight, middle, sharp angle)