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TAV

This course is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball. All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

2400 Pike St, Farmers Branch, TX 75234

Holiday break: no classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027.

Girls · Grade 6

Spring 2027 12 Black

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 12 Black

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 12 Black, TAV (opens in a new tab)
Girls · Grade 7

Spring 2027 13 Black

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 13 Black

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 13 Black, TAV (opens in a new tab)
Girls · Grade 8

Spring 2027 14 Elite

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 6:15 PM to 7:15 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 14 Elite

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 14 Elite, TAV (opens in a new tab)
Girls · Grade 9

Spring 2027 15 Black

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 15 Black

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 15 Black, TAV (opens in a new tab)
Girls · Grade 9

Spring 2027 15 Elite

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 6:15 PM to 7:15 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 15 Elite

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 15 Elite, TAV (opens in a new tab)
Girls · Grade 10

Spring 2027 16 Elite

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 6:15 PM to 7:15 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 16 Elite

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 16 Elite, TAV (opens in a new tab)
Girls · Grade 11

Spring 2027 17 Elite

TAV
December 2, 2026 to May 26, 2027
Mon, Wed · 6:15 PM to 7:15 PM
RYSE Energy StarCenter Multisport Farmers Branch

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Spring 2027 17 Elite

TAV

This program is specifically tailored and designed for elite-level volleyball players at Texas Advantage Volleyball.

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

Programming is built around each team’s practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

All sessions are led by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.

No classes December 21, 2026 to January 1, 2027Pricing set with TAV · shown at registration
View course & register: Spring 2027 17 Elite, TAV (opens in a new tab)
FC Dallas

“I have nothing but admiration for the work they do. They are not only focused on improving individual athletic performance of athletes, but are also committed to providing an all-inclusive, team atmosphere that builds confidence and leadership throughout.”

John Gall, Director of Coaching
About the training

What does training focus on?

Training focuses on the physical demands of volleyball, including strength and power, first-step quickness, lateral movement, approach jumping, landing mechanics, speed, agility, mobility, and stability. Athletes will also learn effective warm-up routines for practices and tournaments, along with strategies for nutrition and recovery throughout the season.

How does it fit with practices and tournaments?

Programming is built around each team's practice load, tournament schedule, and overall playing schedule. Training intensity and volume will be adjusted throughout the season to support development while accounting for the demands athletes are already experiencing on the court.

How is progress measured?

Athletes are tested at the beginning, middle, and end of the season in 10-yard acceleration, pro agility, countermovement jump, non-countermovement jump, approach jump, and max touch. Key performance indicators are also tracked between testing periods to monitor progress and help guide training.