Hand signals
Block and serve signals behind the back: read them, give them, understand them. With a speed quiz.
Beach
Two of you. Against wind, sun and opponents.
In beach volleyball there is no setter run and no libero. Instead you have to master everything and make every decision as a pair. Next Rotation Beach aims to build exactly this game sense.
Learning areas
What makes the difference on sand.
These modules are being planned. We decide with the test teams which ones we build first.
Court sides
Who passes, who blocks, who defends? Left and right, blocker and defender.
Shot selection
Cut, line, poke, high ball: which shot against which block and which defence.
Wind & sun
Serving with and against the wind, using side switches well.
Tournaments & rankings
How youth tournaments, points and entries work. Easy to follow for parents too.
Partner communication
Calls before, during and after the rally. Short, clear, loud.
Beach know-how
Small rules, big impact.
- Switch sides every 7 points in sets 1 and 2, every 5 points in the third set
- Best of three sets to 21, a possible third set to 15
- No fixed positions and no rotation rule like indoors, but a fixed serving order
- The block counts as the team's first contact
Based on the official beach volleyball rules. Youth tournament regulations may differ; the respective regulations always apply.
If you understand indoor, you read the game on sand faster. And vice versa.
Many athletes play both. We connect the learning paths instead of separating them.
Got a beach topic on your mind?
Tell us what is missing most on sand. We build the first beach modules based on what the test teams want.