Beach Setting Basics

2023-05-23T07:03:59-05:00May 10th, 2018|Categories: Beach, Blog, Coaching|

Stein Metzger just led UCLA to its first beach volleyball national title in school history. When he is not busy winning collegiate championships, Stein wears another hat, Club Director of Los Angeles Beach Volleyball Club. The JVA Club Director shares...

Prioritizing Strength and Performance Training for Volleyball Athletes

2018-02-14T01:34:17-06:00February 14th, 2018|Categories: Beach, Blog, Boys, Club Director, Fitness/Mental Training|

Players and parents are starting to look for more than just games and victories. What a club provides, in terms of physical development, could be the determining factor in choosing one club over another. Here's a look at how a few JVA member clubs are emphasizing strength and conditioning for their volleyball athletes.

The Vacation Mindset of Beach Volleyball and It’s Positive Impact on Juniors

2020-04-28T17:16:09-05:00January 26th, 2018|Categories: Beach, Blog, Club Director, Culture|

Lets kick off the shoes, and toss those stinky knee pads. Lets hang up the jerseys and grab a tank top. Oh, and on your way out the door, don't forget your favorite hat, sunglasses and flip flops as we head to the beach! Let's look at 3 reasons beach volleyball is growing in popularity, because let's face it, everyone wants to head to the beach.

3 Things to Consider When Switching Clubs

2021-09-05T14:52:21-05:00September 13th, 2017|Categories: Beach, Blog, Parents, Players|

The rising stakes in collegiate volleyball also ratchets up competition among clubs. Whereas one club may have distinguished itself in a region, more and more are cropping up — and players aren't shy about making the switch. Just as college coaches aggressively recruit elite players, many club coaches and administrators are also constantly working to upgrade their teams.

Beach Volleyball Shines in Summer – and now Beyond

2017-06-14T13:42:29-05:00June 14th, 2017|Categories: Beach, Blog, Club Director, Members, Players|

The boom of beach volleyball is hardly set, with new clubs and tournaments constantly cropping up. But the sport's culture remains pure and party-centric. As NCAA's fastest-growing sport, starting with 15 Division I programs in 2012 and growing to 53 next season, beach volleyball is projected to top 100 collegiate programs by 2020. This huge influx of opportunities and scholarships for female student-athletes is having a big impact on the landscape of junior beach volleyball.

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