Shorter than a season

Training

See what’s open now, or choose a goal or season below.

Training choices

Find the right training

Choose a goal, then your athlete’s grade. We don’t ask for any personal details.

What is the goal?

Where is the athlete now?

Choose a goal to begin.

Matching training families

No current training option matches both choices. We can help you find the closest path. Contact 630.

Current training information cannot be confirmed right now. Check with us before making plans. Contact 630.

VolleyKids

A coed first volleyball experience for kindergarten through fifth grade.

VolleyKids

A coed fundamentals path for kindergarten through fifth grade.

Girls middle-school training

Skill development for middle-school athletes in the Girls Program.

Boys middle-school training

Skill development for middle-school athletes in the Boys Program.

Girls high-school training

Skill development for high-school athletes in the Girls Program.

Boys high-school training

Skill development for high-school athletes in the Boys Program.

Girls middle-school training

Training before a club-season decision for middle-school athletes in the Girls Program.

Boys middle-school training

Training before a club-season decision for middle-school athletes in the Boys Program.

Girls high-school training

Training before a club-season decision for high-school athletes in the Girls Program.

Boys high-school training

Training before a club-season decision for high-school athletes in the Boys Program.

College volleyball support

Learn how 630 supports athletes preparing for college volleyball. Check Current Programs for registration availability.

See every program currently accepting registration.

Thanksgiving Skills Clinics

Middle-school and high-school clinics for girls and boys over the Thanksgiving break.

Who it’s for

Ages

Middle school · high school — about 11 to 18

Contact

Faith Kolar

Middle School Skills Clinic — boys and girls

Sharpen your fundamentals and build confidence this Thanksgiving. Our MS Skills Clinic focuses on passing, setting, hitting, and serving through high-rep, high-energy drills designed to help every athlete improve fast. Whether you are new to the game or preparing for club season, this clinic gives you the foundation to stand out.

A 630 Volleyball team huddled with arms linked between points

Spring teams train and compete on a compressed schedule — a way into club volleyball for families who cannot commit to nine months, and extra reps for those who can.

A rally in play during a 630 match, teammates watching from the sideline

Next camp

Dates

No dates are open yet

Ages

Middle school · high school — about 11 to 18

Contact

Faith Kolar

No winter camp dates are published yet. See current programs or ask the club about the next camp.

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Use summer for the next specific step

Summer programming ranges from first experiences and position work to tryout preparation and the high-intensity College Prep Camp. The right choice depends on age, experience and what the athlete wants to improve — not on a hand-kept month label.

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Choose a narrow goal, then find the current session

Clinics give athletes concentrated repetitions without duplicating a full club season. Each session focuses on a volleyball skill, position or narrow training goal and names its own audience, date and price.

A 630 athlete holding a ball before play, teammates around him

Five days. Three hours a day.

This is a high-intensity camp, not a general summer clinic. Each day is built around sustained training and a guest college coach, giving athletes a closer view of the pace, feedback and accountability expected in a college gym.

Several courts in use during a 630 Volleyball camp in the Lisle gym

What to know before the next session opens

Who it is for

High-school athletes · about ages 14–18

Format

Five consecutive days · three hours each day

Current status

The 2026 camp has finished. New dates will be posted when registration opens.

2026 girls camp — guest coaches

From the 2026 camp. These are not next year’s dates or coaches.

  1. Monday · July 20, 2026Lorelee SmithLewis University
  2. Tuesday · July 21, 2026Ray GoodenNorth Central College
  3. Wednesday · July 22, 2026Lauren HavillSouthern New Hampshire University
  4. Thursday · July 23, 2026Kamille JonesChicago State University
  5. Friday · July 24, 2026Alex GettingerLindenwood University

2026 boys camp — guest coaches

From the 2026 camp. These are not next year’s dates or coaches.

  1. Monday · July 27, 2026Joe Kosciw & Mike LaneraLindenwood University
  2. Tuesday · July 28, 2026Joe Kosciw & Mike LaneraLindenwood University
  3. Wednesday · July 29, 2026Jon GirtenConcordia University Irvine
  4. Thursday · July 30, 2026Will CraftPepperdine University
  5. Friday · July 31, 2026Chris CarterUC Merced

Girls sessions with Taylor

Taylor’s sessions center on serve and pass, first contact, serving, attacking, offense and defense. Drills progress into game-like work so athletes apply technique under pressure.

Taylor Skoglund, Girls Director at 630 Volleyball

Boys sessions with BP

BP’s sessions cover serve and pass, first contact, serving, attacking, setting and defensive systems. Live play gives athletes a place to connect those skills and make decisions at speed.

Bryan “BP” Paliza, Boys Program Director at 630 Volleyball

How scheduling and pricing work

Who it is for

Check each current session for its age or grade requirement

Schedule

Seasonal sessions appear in the live camps and clinics listing

Price

Shown with each current registration option

Location

6200 River Bend Dr, Lisle, Illinois

Leadership is more than winning

The academy develops character, confidence and responsibility alongside volleyball knowledge. Athletes work on integrity, communication, accountability and the decisions that shape a team before, during and after competition.

A 630 Volleyball team huddled with arms linked between points

What athletes work on

  1. 01Volleyball knowledgeRule book, referee basics and communicating with officials
  2. 02Team cultureMotivation, accountability and setting an example
  3. 03Conflict resolutionHandling difficult moments with teammates and coaches
  4. 04Public speakingCommunicating clearly in front of a group
  5. 05Decision-makingWorking through realistic team scenarios
  6. 06Planning and serviceCamp preparation and a VolleyKids service project