OVERVIEW

Our volleyball programs for teenagers are split into 5 levels. At each level participants learn and develop skills accordingly. From beginners at level 1 to level 5 when they are ready for high level competitions. Completing a cycle doesn't move the player to a higher level. This happens whenever the player learned the specific skills for that level, and is ready for the next one. CLICK HERE for more details.

We run programs throughout the year, but we split it into cycles of 2, 3, or 4 months. Before a cycle is over, participants receive notification in advance about registration for the next cycle, giving them priority to register, and also the opportunity of a discounted fee.

Average of fees: outdoors around $25 per session, and indoors average of $35 per session. Each session generally lasts from 75min to 90min. The purchase is by cycles, and quite often with the option of a down payment, and one or two installments. Payment is through the website by card, or electronic check.

Our program focus is to teach how to play volleyball. For that reason, we expect players to be focused and respectful, not mattering what goals they would like to achieve.

This season we are working with two competitive female teams: U15 and U17. For full details about the teams, please CLICK HERE.

Volleyball Classes NYC started in 2020 with outdoor programs at Central Park, and Astoria Park. Gradually we started offering indoor sessions at Hunters Point Campus at LIC, Q501 Frank Sinatra School and BQE Fitness at Astoria.

Since than we have grew, improved, and solidify as one of the best volleyball programs for teenagers in NYC, helping form players for CYO teams, school, and Clubs.

The name of our competitive teams: "William United Volleyball Club" is in honor of William Desroches (2007- 2023).

William, a 15-year-old from Wantagh, New York, was a bright and dedicated student who also excelled in various sports.

He balanced his academic responsibilities with athletic commitments and even found time to work, using his earnings to save money.

Tragically, his life was cut short when he lost his life in a jet ski accident.

We understand the life of a teenager can be very challenging, but with discipline, hard work, and persistence, many great things can be achieved at the simplest aspects of life.

Interested in learning more about William? Please check the WILLIAM DESROCHES FOUNDATION.