Announcing a Junior Volleyball Program for Nottingham
Nottingham Rockets Volleyball has gradually been increasing its Junior section since the first Covid19 lockdown and is now in a position to announce the next stage in its evolution.
A new junior volleyball program has recently been implemented has already had a significant impact on the juniors in the club. The program, which is open to children ages 9-17, aims to introduce the sport of volleyball to young athletes and help them develop the skills and passion for the game.
Rockets now offer 7 Junior sessions per week that include -
Complete beginners
Recreation sessions
Improver training
Intermediate training
Junior team training (M3/W3)
Supported by the Frasers Group (including Sports Direct) this season has seen our very first (junior only) teams competing in the East Mids adult regional league and we have submitted teams into the Tier 1 Volleyball England - Junior Grand Prix series
Several of our more experienced players are also competing in the adult National Volleyball League.
Not only that we have an amazing number of players currently trialling for the East Mids regional teams (u15/u17s) that will be competing at the annual Inter-regionals competition over the 2nd May23 bank holiday.
Why volleyball for juniors?
Volleyball is a sport that requires a lot of movement and coordination, and it is a great way for children to stay active and healthy. The program has also helped children develop better hand-eye coordination, as well as improved their reflexes, reaction time and decision making.
In addition to the physical benefits, the program has also had a positive impact on the children's mental and emotional well-being. Volleyball is a team sport, and the program has helped children develop teamwork, communication, and leadership skills.
It will also help them build self-confidence and self-esteem. The children have made new friends and have formed a sense of community through the sport.
The program has been well-received by both the children and their parents. The children are excited to be part of the program and look forward to the practices and games. The parents are happy to see their children involved in a positive and healthy activity, and they have noticed a positive change in their children's behavior and attitude.
In conclusion, the new junior volleyball program has had a significant impact on the youth in our community. It has not only helped children stay active and develop physical skills but also helped them grow mentally and emotionally. The program has been well-received by both the children and their parents, and it is expected to continue to have a positive impact on the community for many years to come.