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Before joining our sessions...

Skill Level Test!

We gauge one's volleyball competency by their consistency in receiving/passing. Answer this question:

Out of 10 attempts, how many serve receives can you confidently pass to the setter at the center of the net where the setter doesn't need to move much to set the ball? Check with your answer below!

Reveal Your Skill Level

0 = Newbie

1-2 = Beginner

3-5 = Intermediate

6-7 = Upper Intermediate

8-9 = Advanced

10 = Expert

Session Style

Casual

Random mixed of player with different skill level, gender, and position.

Rules are loose, such as lightly touching the net is not a faul.
Beginner player may ask for second chance to serve.
When setter is at the back zone, they may just wait at the position 3 (middle front) when the team is receiving.
Resting players may pepper* at the side while others are playing a game.
Suggested to player at any level!

Mainly organize by Zac Lee

Competitive

Random mixed of player with different skill level, gender, and position.

Rules will be stricter.
Players has to stick to their position during a serve.
Resting players may pepper* at the side while others are playing a game.
Recommended to intermediate or higher level player.

Mainly organize by Rahul Thomas

*Pepper on the side of the court

Other Session Styles

Friendly:

Structured competitive session.
Can be gender specific or coed.
May have referee(s), sometimes linemen too.
Typically have five games of 25-25-25-25-15 game to determine the winner.
Resting players may not pepper* at the side while others are playing a game as it might interfere with the ongoing game.

Beginner-only:

Receive- and passing-only game. No setting and spiking.

Registering for a Session

First step: Follow Our Instagram and Join WhatsApp Group

Step 1: WhatsApp Link at our Instagram @svsvolleyball

Step 2: Click the "View Groups"

Step 3: Find your preferred session to join

Step 4: Read the Group Description.

Reading the "Group Description" should be enough, but do read HERE if you wish to understand further about the session registration.

Second step: Download Reclub App

Step 1: 1. Download the Reclub app: https://reclub.co/app.

Use the club code “NJ8R2” to join SVS community.

Step 2: Upon completing Reclub registration, find the session that you wish to join

Step 3: Drop your name in the "Chat". Session registration usually starts at 10pm after the designated session. (i.e. Saturday session will start it's registration on Sunday 10pm).

Step 4: After the session, this is where you submit your payment prove!

Session Registration

Generally, registration opens at 10pm one day after the session. For example, Tuesday 7pm session will open registration on Wednesday 10pm.

Just drop your name in Reclub app. A person-in-charge will compile the registration into a Player List.
Only one Reclub account per registration. One cannot register for multiple players or the registration will be ignored upon Player List compilation.

Confirmed List and Waiting List

Confirmed List:

Players on this list are eligible to play for the session.
Maximum 18 players.

Waiting List:

Players on this list are not eligible to play for the session.
They are not encouraged to join the session even if they just want to pepper at the side of the court to avoid overcrowding the court.

Responsibilities of a Player on the Waiting List

Players on the waiting list hold responsibility even when their name is on the waiting list.

If their name has been moved from the waiting list to the player list, they will have to make payment for the session regardless of whether they were informed about the substitution or forgot that they registered for the session.
Players on the waiting list should remove their name if they decide not to join, even if their name is on the waiting list.

Setter Prioritization

Setter Prioritization:

All our sessions have three priority slots for setters.
To register as a setter, simply put "(s)" after your name during registration.
Setters must ensure that they are proficient in setting.
Beginner setters or non-setters are not allowed to register as setters.
Other players may report in the group if a registered setter does not perform their role adequately.
Setter should assist in setting the ball for players to hit during free spiking between games.

Slot Sharing (to be updated with Reclub interface)

Slot Sharing:

Slot sharing is allowed as long as it doesn't affect other players' playtime.
For example, player A and B sharing slot. Player A played the first game, and then player B play the second game. After that, both of them need to rest during the third game.
Player A and B cannot play the same game.

General Etiquettes and Culture on the Court

Normally, teams are randomly formed. Players may ask to switch players if balancing is required.
To ensure everyone gets a fair amount of playtime, each player can only play a maximum of 2 consecutive games.
After every game, players may have 2-3 minutes of free spiking.
During a game, resting players may help keep track of the score with the scoreboard provided.
Female players normally cross with each other.
Shout "ball" or "serving" before serving to alert all players.
Roll the ball to the opponent when a point is over. Avoid throwing the ball as it might hit someone.
Normally, team formation starts as shown in the images below. If you are new, you may want to learn about the specific positions on YouTube or simply ask anyone during a session.

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