You should not register for more than one serving session in a day. (Two hours of serving is too much.)

Athlete Level - Intermediate

Intermediate Level

Target Audience: Players typically grades 9-10 with "a bit more under their belt," often "club experience," or having "attended basic sessions before as a prerequisite or recommendation."
Suitability for Daughter or Son : Not recommended at this time if under 11 years of age.
- Assumed Fundamentals: This level "assumes you've got a pretty solid handle on those fundamentals already." The focus "shifts...into like intermediate skill refinement gameplay strategy."
- Risk of Overwhelm: If her serve "isn't quite where she wants it to be yet," jumping into intermediate "might feel a bit overwhelming, like she's trying to keep up rather than focusing on her serve." This is akin to "trying to run before you've really mastered walking steadily."
- Frustration Risk: Placing her in a level where the overall skill assumed is too high when her goal is specific skill refinement could lead to "frustration," which "isn't great for learning or confidence."

Refund policy - https://sites.google.com/view/elitesite/academy-refund-policy

A refund will not be issued if the session's start date is within 7 days of the cancellation.

Each player must bring a volleyball to attend the session; the academy will not supply volleyballs.

Intermediate (Grades 9–10)
Athletes refine their serving technique for accuracy, power, and consistency. Training includes overhand serving with improved toss control, jump float development, and learning how to target specific zones on the court. Players will also work on using serve placement to challenge opponents and begin applying tactical decision-making in serve situations.

These sessions aim to provide a quality experience by ensuring athletes register for the appropriate level, as choosing a tier that is too high can impede progress for the athlete and their peers.

Intermediate Serving Session