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Club Mission Statement:

Eastern Shore Elite Volleyball Academy is committed to providing a competitive athletic experience that will enhance social development, contribute to mental and physical health, and teach the core values of teamwork, responsibility, self-discipline and self-motivation to all athletes whether they are experienced college bound players or beginners. ESEVA is dedicated to providing the support of quality coaches that will develop individual athletes into competitive teams.

Eastern Shore Elite Volleyball Academy is devoted to giving all its athletes the opportunity to maximize their volleyball potential while at the same time, teaching and enforcing basic fundamental volleyball skills. ESEVA will provide a solid foundation, which will enable young people to play the lifetime sport of volleyball long into adulthood. ESEVA encourages parent/guardian involvement along with good sportsmanship while it seeks to develop the total athlete.

For more information, email: esevball@gmail.com

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Jan 2020-

Register NOW for youth instructional volleyball clinics for students in grades 1-12. Athletes will develop, refine and master the skills needed to play the sport of volleyball at a fun and competitive level. CLICK the links below for more information and to register.

High School/Club Level "Practices"- Quality weekly practices WITHOUT the travel and high cost!

Youth Instructional Sessions- Learn/reinforce basic volleyball fundamentals and skills in a fun, non-competitive environment. For girls & boys in grades 1-10.

Jan 28, 2013- *Another one from Coach Corey!

Blocking Tutorials:

Eyework: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXIeH-0jozo

Starting Position: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAyVNQcKlu4&NR=1

How-to (Overall): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avD5UvMudJ0

*Don't be too confused by all of the stuff after the "hands" in the third video. If you pause it and go through what he's doing, it makes a lot more sense.

*None of these videos are more than 3 minutes. Make sure you take a good look at the third video and the hands :)

Jan 28, 2013- *From Coach Corey!

Hello Setters!

This is Lauren Van Orden. She is one of my favorite D1 setters. She is fantastic and led her team to the NCAA Championships last year (she beat our team in the first round of NCAA's last year)! I took notes for where you guys should pause when watching this video. Look at my notes and see the key things that she does that we are trying to get you guys to do. If you have any questions or comments, email me back or text me!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F31bE60mRBQ

Pause on 1:26, 1:36 -- watch her square up. She squares up early and finishes with her entire body facing the pin.

Pause 1:56 -- look at her face! She pumps her team up! That's what we need our setters to do when she or her teammates have a great play!

Pause 2:00 -- she jumps and dumps with her left hand. There's another play letter in the video when she dumps with her right hand, but the ball is basically over the net already.

Pause 2:31 -- she jumps and attacks the overpass! We want you guys to be aggressive!

Pause 2:40 -- I think this is the only time in the entire tape that I see her bump set; but look, she is DIVING to bump set that!

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