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Welcome to:
Carolina Beach Volleyball Academy The Carolina's Premier Beach Volleyball Club!
Welcome to our Family!
Year Round Programs
Registrations are OPEN!!
Our Year Round programs are our most inclusive offering, players will practice one to four days a week depending on the group you choose. If you have not had the chance to participate in the past, I hope you will attend one of our parent meetings. They will have the opportunity to join our family and train for nine months, building their skills, confidence and learn to use their minds as well as their bodies.
Players will also have to possibility of traveling, playing on iconic beaches, not sitting in hotels, or bleachers... We work harder, we have more fun and we get off or our phones and play. Only our most determined athletes have to travel, but there are a few tournaments each year that are worth the investment.
Our registrations are now open... and if you register by the end of next week ( October 9th), we will have open training/playing sessions on Sunday for the remainder of October included! We will also have shopping spree of past uniform items where they can select three pieces! (If you register and pay by October 9th)
Winter Training
For those of you who cannot take the whole journey with us as the Year Round Players... We have Winter options for you! There will be two winter sessions: November/December for the first session and then January/February/March for the second. These are two practices a week, very similar to our Spring/Summer practices (Minus the heat).
Why Play Beach Volleyball?
Karch Kiraly - Olympic Gold Medalist / Women's National Head Coach"
It's easier to take your outdoor skills into the gym than to bring your indoor skills outside. Simple reason. Beach volleyball forces you to have all the skills. That's why I think it's a good idea for indoor players to play on the beach. . . . Learning those skills can only help improve a player's indoor performance. All my years playing on the beach as a kid certainly helped my indoor game. If nothing else, a player's quickness and jump will be increased by playing on soft sand."
John Kessel - USA Volleyball"
The beach game is GREAT for improving your indoor skills/game. Whatever your weaknesses are,you get to work on them a ton. Unlike the 6 person game, you touch the ball in every rally, and with just two of you covering the court, you learn to read and anticipate much better. Dealing with the sun and wind helps you be more adaptable. Player height is less important outdoors where ball control and skill is more important."
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