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We are the leaders and forward thinkers in junior volleyball and we are a voice for junior clubs – your programs and your needs. Our number one goal is to help your club programs and events thrive. We unite club directors, coaches and educators to improve the junior volleyball experience.
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JVA offers numerous resources and continuing education to promote the growth of junior volleyball and help members run successful junior volleyball clubs. Club Directors and coaches can become JVA members to receive access to all of our educational resources.
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We’re frequently publishing articles to help club directors, coaches, parents and players in the junior volleyball community thrive.
Beach Solutions: 7 tips to utilize tournaments to attract new athletes to your program
Hosting a 4v4 beach volleyball tournament can be a fun and rewarding way to engage young athletes, bring the community together, and showcase the sport. Here’s a guide based on a tried-and-true model to help you organize your event efficiently and effectively. 1. Plan Your Event Schedule To maximize [...]
Technology Solutions: Cyber Hygiene Best Practices
Data privacy has never been more at risk, making data privacy a growing concern for 2025. As awareness of cyber threats grows, people are increasingly concerned about how organizations collect, store, and share personal and financial information. Effective cyber hygiene is an essential part of any cybersecurity plan that [...]
Coaching Solutions: Run an Effective Practice with Less Drills
Coaches can consider selecting fewer drills throughout the season and then learn how to sequence those drills appropriately to train specific concepts or facets of the game. A typical two-hour practice can only consist of four to six drills. Here are some reasons why less drills can often be [...]
