I NEED HELP!!! TRY-OUTS...16TH!!!?

Question

I HAVE VBALLTRYOUTS THE 16TH AND I HAVE NVR TRIED OUT 4 THE SKOOL VBALL TEAM CUZ 8TH GRADE IS THE 1ST YEAR THEY HAVE SKOOL VBALL...ANY TIPS LIKE WUT THEY WILL B LOOKING 4 AND ANY LAST MINUTE THNGS I CAN DO 2 PREPARE...I HAVE A VBALL NET N MY BAK YARD IF THT HELPS AND I AM A HITTER

Answer 1

they willm be looking for a hard worker someone that can move around the court easliy and a great talker so be talkive on the court make sure the other people on the team know what you are going to do. oww yeah and be loud with it. confidence is also something important be confident that you can do and that goes a long way no matter what kind of coach there is. be very energitic and dont tire out easily thats a big sit back for the coach go for everything of reason and that shows you make a great efort oww yeah and have fun and smile the better your mood the better you play

good luck

and i hpope you make it

Answer 2

just go out there and try your best

Answer 3

calm down it will be all right!!! i have tryouts the 14th for my first year of highschool!!

the coaches will be looking for someone who calls the ball, is loud and dives for every ball and who is also very enouraging to other players!!!

try your hardest and dont' be afraid to mess up, everyone does!!!

as for hitting:

foot work is key!!! go left-right-left if you hit right handed or the opposite if you hit left

keep your elbow up high and follow through in a down ward motion

also be sure to snap your wrist when you hit the ball so it will go straight down!!

remember just to have fun and try your hardest!!!!

good luck

Answer 4

any school team looks for energy skill and effort. id say come in good condition with your technique and skills sharp. with a positive attitude even if you mess up. i always ask questions at the end of an example or after practice. go up to the coaches at the end and ask what would you like to see me improve in. most schools make a A and a B team for jr.high/middle school

Answer 5

Just practice serving... best advice I can think of. Or else practice blocking (I'm not sure what it's called otherwise)