Austin Velocity Volleyball Club · Camps & Training

Thanksgiving Workshops

Three days. Three skills. Serving and defense, hitting, and setting — each day built around what your athlete’s age group is ready to learn.

DatesNov 23–25, 2026
LocationThe Crossover
Session90 minutes
Price$45 / session
Max group20 athletes
Austin Velocity athletes working through a passing drill in small groups at The Crossover.

Choose your age group

Register for one day, two, or all three. Each day is a separate session.

Groups follow club divisions, not birthday age. Register for the division your athlete plays — a 12-year-old on a 13U team belongs in 13U–14U.

10U–12U · 1:00 – 2:30 PM daily

Build the foundation. Build confidence.

Fundamentals, repetition, and clear coaching. This group is about learning the movements correctly and feeling good about doing them.

Register — 10U–12U

Mon · Nov 23

1:00 – 2:30 PM

First Contact

Serve · Pass · Defend

  • Serving fundamentals
  • Passing technique
  • Defensive movement
  • Body control and positioning
  • Confidence through repetition

Tue · Nov 24

1:00 – 2:30 PM

Hitting

Attack with control

  • Approach and footwork
  • Arm swing mechanics
  • Contact point
  • Coordination and balance
  • Beginning shot development

Wed · Nov 25

1:00 – 2:30 PM

Setting

Make your teammates better

  • Hand position
  • Footwork and movement to the ball
  • Consistent, controlled contact
  • Using the body to set
  • Location and communication

13U–14U · 3:00 – 4:30 PM daily

Build consistency. Compete.

The game gets faster at this age. This group works on repeatable technique, reading the play, and staying composed after a mistake.

Register — 13U–14U

Mon · Nov 23

3:00 – 4:30 PM

First Contact

Serve · Pass · Defend

  • Serve development
  • Passing consistency
  • Defensive reads and movement
  • Platform control
  • Competing through mistakes

Tue · Nov 24

3:00 – 4:30 PM

Hitting

Smarter, more consistent attacking

  • Approach and timing
  • Arm swing and contact
  • Shot selection
  • Attacking different areas of the court
  • Resetting after a mistake

Wed · Nov 25

3:00 – 4:30 PM

Setting

Develop your setting IQ

  • Mechanics and consistency
  • Footwork and getting to the ball
  • Location and tempo
  • Setting from different positions
  • Adjusting to imperfect passes
  • Communication with hitters

15U–17U · 5:00 – 6:30 PM daily

Refine your game. Play with purpose.

At this level it is timing, decision-making, and execution under pressure. This group trains at game speed and prepares athletes for higher-level competition.

Register — 15U–17U

Mon · Nov 23

5:00 – 6:30 PM

First Contact

Serve · Pass · Defend

  • Serving with purpose
  • Passing under pressure
  • Defensive positioning and reads
  • Consistency at game speed
  • Preparing for higher-level competition

Tue · Nov 24

5:00 – 6:30 PM

Hitting

Become a complete attacker

  • Approach efficiency and timing
  • Contact consistency
  • Attacking range and shot selection
  • Using the block and the open court
  • Adjusting to imperfect sets
  • Attacking under pressure

Wed · Nov 25

5:00 – 6:30 PM

Setting

Lead the offense

  • Mechanics, tempo, and location
  • Setting from difficult positions
  • Decision-making based on the pass
  • Reading hitters and blockers
  • Offensive distribution
  • Communication and leadership

What to know before you register

Each day stands on its own

Athletes can come for one skill or all three. Days are not sequential, so missing Monday does not put anyone behind on Tuesday.

Small groups, experienced coaches

Each session is capped at 20 athletes and led by Austin Velocity coaching staff, so athletes get real reps and real feedback instead of standing in line.

What to bring

Court shoes, knee pads, a water bottle, and a labeled ball if you have one. Athletes should arrive about ten minutes early to check in.

Registration

Spots are first come, first served and fill quickly over the holiday. A liability waiver is completed at checkout. Questions? Contact us.

An Austin Velocity athlete steps through to pass a ball while a teammate backs her up during training.

First contact is the first opportunity

Come ready to work. Come ready to improve.