Youth Volleyball Lessons, Camps, Leagues and Club Teams.
For ages 7–18, every program follows the same pathway from first serve to competitive club.
Weekly 90–120 minute sessions at five Calgary gyms on Saturdays and Sundays. Athletes train in grade and skill groups.
Learn more: Volleyball LessonsVision Premier League: coached training plus games on Sunday evenings for 10 weeks, ending in a championship.
Learn more: Youth LeaguesPD-day tournaments, a Christmas day camp, summer day camps and Sunday High Performance Camps.
See all camps: Seasonal CampsVision VC pre-club: tryouts December 12–13, then a team roster and tournaments from February to May.
Learn more: Club VolleyballPick your program below and see what training is available.
Fundamentals at five Calgary gyms · Grade and skill groups
Full week · Teams + Friday Championship Tournament
Two days of camp at the Volleydome · Dec 21–22
One-day tournaments at the Volleydome · Nov 27
Training + games · Sunday evenings at CFIS
Serving, passing, attacking, defence, blocking
Pre-club girls teams · 2× weekly · Tournaments
12U, 13U, 14U and 15U–16U girls · $40
Girls U13–U17 · Boys U15/16 · St Damien School
60 minutes with the coach you choose · 1 to 6 athletes
Coached, assessed and filmed for recruiting
Not sure where your athlete fits? Coaches assess every athlete and place them by skill, not age alone.
Tap a level to see its programs
“These classes have truly been life-changing for my daughter. She's grown in confidence, built lasting friendships, and discovered a real passion for volleyball.”
“Coaches are amazing & really fun to work with. I learned lots and had a blast. I made new friends and learned new skills.”
“My daughter had a great time at the camp. The coaches were friendly and welcoming, and made an effort to work with all players.”
“Great summer camp! My 13-year-old enjoyed it so much. I definitely recommend Vision as a great volleyball club with lots of opportunities to develop your kids' skills.”
“I think the coaches made practices really fun but also helped us improve a ton at the same time.”
“Great coaching and skill development. The drills were excellent, my daughter loved this camp. The time of day was also perfect.”
“My daughter had a wonderful time and learned many new and different ways to improve her game. We noticed improvement in all aspects of her volleyball, and more importantly, an overall improvement in her confidence. She is turning into a leader on the volleyball court, in other sports, and at school. Thank you for a great experience.”
“This camp was fantastic. It was fun and I am glad I came because I needed the extra practice.”
“Sam had a fantastic experience. She said Luc's camp was by far the best this year. She was kept busy, had tons of fun, and her confidence was soaring by Friday.”
“What impressed me most was how welcoming the environment was. My son is new to volleyball, but the coaches made him feel like he belonged right away.”
“They worked us hard at this camp, and I am very thankful they did. I learned more this week than I did all of last year. These skills will stick with me and help improve my game for a long time.”
“My daughter went from shy and unsure to confident and excited to play. The coaches gave her the tools and encouragement she needed, and now she can't wait for every session.”
“Thank you so much for helping me with my serve. I worked for two weeks trying to get it right, and I got it once you showed me a different way.”
“We've tried other programs, but this one stands out for its structure and energy. The coaches don't just keep the kids busy, they actually teach them skills that stick.”
“My daughter learned more in one season here than two years anywhere else. She finally believes in herself and can't wait for the next camp. The coaching is consistent, clear, and focused.”
“At first I joined just to stay active, but I've found a real love for volleyball. The coaches challenge us, but they also make it a blast.”
Youth programs run from Grade 2 to Grade 12 (about ages 7 to 18). School programs start in Kindergarten, private lessons are open to all ages, and adults can join the Sunday co-ed league. Athletes train in grade and skill groups, so beginners and experienced players both work at the right level.
Yes. Most athletes start with the Vision Elite Academy, which runs at five Calgary gyms, or a summer day camp. Coaches teach fundamentals in small groups, and first-timers are never placed in a group that is already ahead of them.
Yes. There is no credit card, no contract and no hidden fee. It is the easiest way to see how VISION coaches teach. Reserve a free camp.
This fall: the Academy on Saturdays and Sundays at VISION Sport Centre, Smash City, Bearspaw, Calgary French & International School and Vivo; the Premier League on Sunday evenings at CFIS; High Performance Camps on Sundays to November 22; a PD-day tournament on November 27 and a Christmas day camp on December 21–22 at the Volleydome; and Vision VC tryouts on December 12–13. Find your level.
No. PD-day tournaments last one day, the Christmas camp two days and summer camps are booked by the week. Longer programs have set seasons: the Academy and the Premier League run 10 weeks, and Vision VC club runs 12 weeks from February to May. Most Academy gyms also take a $30 drop-in.
It depends on the program. This fall the Academy costs $130 to $240 + GST a season, the Premier League $200 + GST, High Performance Camps $120 + GST, the PD-day tournament $91, the Christmas day camp $190 + GST and Vision VC tryouts $40. Current prices for every program are shown when you search Calgary programs.
Yes. VISION runs an athlete subsidy for Calgary families who need it. Cost should not be the reason an athlete does not play. Contact us and we will walk you through it.
Vision VC is a pre-club program: a real club experience with tryouts, a roster and tournaments, without the cost or time of a full provincial club season. Calgary tryouts are on December 12–13 for 12U, 13U, 14U and 15U–16U girls ($40). Details are on the tryouts page.
Many athletes play for their school team in the fall and train with VISION around it. The Academy and private lessons run through the year on weekends, and the Vision VC club season starts in February, after the school season ends.
Yes. Most Academy gyms take a $30 drop-in, so your athlete can try a session before booking a season. See times on the drop-in page.
Yes. The VISION adult league is co-ed and tiered from novice to advanced, on Sundays from 4 to 10 p.m. in fall, winter/spring and summer seasons ($885 per team). Friday drop-in nights are $10 at the door and free for league members. See the adult league page.
At VISION Sport Centre (7475 Flint Road SE) and partner gyms: Calgary French & International School, Vivo for Healthier Generations, Smash City, Bearspaw, the Volleydome and St. Damien School. Each program lists its gym when you register. See all locations.
VISION has more than 45 certified coaches, and every coach completes the VISION online Coaching Academy. New coaches are mentored by the Program Head Coach. Meet the Calgary team.
Court shoes, knee pads and a water bottle. Arrive about ten minutes early to check in. Balls, nets and coaching are provided.
Families come from across the region, including Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks and Chestermere.
Yes. Pickleball drop-ins run on Thursdays and Saturdays at VISION Sport Centre, and a Team Handball program for ages 9–14 is launching soon. See everything on the Vision Calgary page.
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Programs run at VISION Sport Centre and partner gyms across Calgary, from Saturday mornings to Sunday evenings.
From Calgary's first university and school teams to a Vision pathway built since 1999.
Volleyball in Calgary grew from University of Calgary and high-school programs in the 1960s into one of Canada's strongest club markets, with the Volleydome opening in 2012 and Volleyball Canada Youth Nationals held at Stampede Park.
VISION Elite Academy began in Winnipeg in 1999, when founder Luc Tremblay launched his first developmental volleyball camps. Today the same pathway, coach training and teaching methods run in Calgary from our home gym, VISION Sport Centre.
Join the Calgary athletes who found their confidence, their friends and their sport with VISION.
