Every player at Next Level Volleyball starts somewhere and moves forward on a track that fits their game. Our training system are how we make sure the training you're doing today matches the level you're playing at — and prepares you for what's next.
Placement is based on skill readiness, not age alone. Coaches assess each player through tryouts and continuous evaluation, then place them on the track where they'll be challenged and supported at the right level. Movement between tracks is fluid — a player who works hard and grows fast will move up when they're ready.
Every track shares the same foundation: technique, tactical understanding, competitive reps, and character. What changes across the tracks is the intensity of training, the level of competition, and the kind of feedback loops that help each player get to the next level.
How placement works
Tryouts happen each summer, but placement isn't a single-day decision. Coaches watch and evaluate all season long, and families get looped in at the mid-season check-in and end-of-season review. If a player is ready to move up, we tell you. If they're being asked to hold at their current level for another season to build fundamentals, we tell you why.
Three tracks. One progression.
Genin
Designed for athletes new to volleyball, focusing on fundamental skills, movement, and confidence through structured instruction. 2 practices per week (1.5 hours each).
Chunin
Designed for developing players, introducing team concepts, position responsibilities, and game play with opportunities for scrimmages. 2 practices per week (1.5 hours each).
Jonin
Designed for athletes ready to compete, emphasizing 6-on-6 systems, advanced decision-making, and regular scrimmage play. 2 practices per week (1.5 hours each).
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