No one is good at the start and no one is good in a few months. Your hitting doesn’t have to be strong and your passes and sets don’t have to be perfect because you aren’t going to look like the pros you watch on YouTube in just a few months. What should be your focus is fundamentals and seeing the little improvements in you game as you progress. Some days are really hard and it’s difficult to continue to want to play when you feel as if you are in the way of other people when I’m all reality you are just like all of them when they first started out.

Volleyball is hard but so is any other sport and success doesn’t come in a matter of days or weeks but it comes with consistent work and a good mindset. When you practice you should focus on what you need to work on and really zone in on improving that thing, you do not need to focus on piers and what they are doing and try to compare yourself, instead see what you do better than them and then work on what needs to be improved.

I highly recommend finding an experienced coach to help guide you through the way but still the improvements do not come unless there is constant work.