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Launch SPIKES®.
 You can help fill the need for quality assurance programs. With a unique budget, easy-to-follow operational materials, and the most comprehensive technical materials available, you will be able to set up a SPIKES® program in your community quickly and efficiently. The profits from running the program can fund a competitive volleyball club, raise money for a local organization, or amount to fun, part-time income for an independent program coordinator.
Ontario Volleyball has worked with experts in skills development for children and youth to modify the sport of volleyball. For instance, we have a 8:1 ratio for leaders working with SPIKES participants, this mean there is much more attention to detail, and leaders can focus on a few children instead of an entire class! We’ve also made volleyball more accessible and fun for youth who are learning the game. For instance, for the 9-12 age group, we recommend playing 3 per side, so that everyone gets to touch the ball. The ball is softer, so it doesn’t hurt your arms, and the net is lower so that everyone experiences greater success. The drills and games are designed so that everyone has lots of fun and learns volleyball skills like never before! And, most importantly, we teach good communication, safety, and fair play, as integral skills to being a good athlete and teammate.
Here’s how we support you as you create a successful SPIKES® program for your community:
- Practical, thorough in-the-gym training for you and your coaches prepare you for effective delivery of your program;
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Access to our online community connects you with other program coordinators across the province. Share ideas, ask questions, and get feedback through a positive, supportive network of volleyball enthusiasts!
- Our FREE MIKASA Starter Kit gets you going with high-quality, cost effective equipment for your program;
Ready to make a difference, and increase the exposure for volleyball in your community?
Getting started is as easy as getting in touch with our SPIKES® team at:
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or 416-426-7428.

Photo of Niagara Rapids SPIKES house league by Ivanka Silokowsky
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