Camps for ages 11-18 Girls and Boys and Adults! Olympic Gold Medalist Pat Powers will be in 30 cities in 2024 for advanced training. Click here for his 2024 Schedule. Register now for an intensive, two-day camp!
VolleyballCamps.com is the Nation’s best volleyball skills camp for high school Girls, Boys and Adults. Players ages 11-18 and Adults are invited to join us. How does mixing skill levels work? Two hours into the camp, players are separated out by their ability to set and hit for safety issues.
At the end of the first day, coach Powers will talk to players and parents about Athletic Scholarships, College Opportunities, Club and High School Volleyball. This talk alone has a value upwards of $5000!
Olympic Gold Medalist Pat Powers will be doing 2-day volleyball camps in 25 cities across the United States in 2024! Please click the Volleyball Camp Schedule and see if a volleyball camp is coming to your area.
This volleyball camp goes beyond six on six competition. This volleyball camp is about executing superior techniques while you are playing. It is done through a unique process called “Survivor.” Survivor is a simple Queen/King of the court game played with the rules of Over-Correction in a fast paced environment. The result is you download these skills in your motor memory and they become great habits!
Come into the Volleyball Store and see what is in stock! The new Advanced Tips and Techniques DVD was just re-filmed with all the updated techniques and tips from the clinic itself. 68 Minutes of high level instruction.
High school and club coaches are invited to attend For Free as part of a volleyball coaching program. Please visit the Assisting Coaching Options Page.
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Legendary Olympic gold medalist, collegiate All-American and pro beach star Pat Powers returned in 1997 to his alma mater — which he led to the 1980 NCAA championship as a player — to become the USC men’s volleyball head coach and to help bring the Trojans back to national prominence.
He has steadily accomplished that in his 5 years at Troy’s helm, twice bringing the Trojans within a victory of the NCAA Final Four.