Drees Performance Training Volleyball Camps & Athlete Training

Drees Performance Training, 1201 Cliff Rd E, Burnsville, MN 55337

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Drees Performance Training Volleyball Camps & Athlete Training offers volleyball camps that include on-court volleyball coaching, volleyball-specific agility training, and volleyball-specific jump training. The program also offers performance training such as speed and quickness training, vertical jump training, and sports performance training, along with private volleyball lessons and skill sessions. Additional services include sport specific speed and agility training, adult training, personal training, massage therapy, and nutrition guidance.

• Ages: 8–18 years old

The program’s mission is to provide athletes with an unmatched training experience that allows them to reach their full athletic potential. Drees Performance Training is described as a volleyball focused sports performance facility and a leader in volleyball coaching and sports performance training in the Minneapolis Area, and it is described as clean, organized, and functional. The staff is described as having years of experience helping athletes reach their full potential, and the coaches are described as having years of experience delivering targeted training that builds explosive power, agility, and speed.

The leadership and staff team includes Kendra Hemme (Office Manager), Brianna Klein (Administrative Assistant), Nikki Higley (Head Volleyball Coach), Christel Rouen (Massage Therapist), Kaitlynn Peterson (Performance Coach), Alex Lloyd (Performance Coach), Dave Voth (Performance Coach), and Jon Drees (Head Coach). The program is described as offering elite volleyball camps for athletes of all ages and skill levels, top-tier on-court coaching, volleyball-specific agility and jump training, and mindset coaching to foster mental resilience and team chemistry. It also includes team building exercises, goal setting exercises, pre-camp meetings with coaching staff to discuss a team’s unique needs and goals, coverage of technique and terminology to align with a team’s existing instruction, strategies to help players perform in high pressure situations, and custom training programs provided after camps that can be completed at the facility or at school. The program focuses on increasing speed, power, and vertical jump, offers individualized training tailored to an athlete’s sport, age, and goals, and provides all services in-house.

One parent testimonial from Brady Starkey, a 9x NCAA National Champion Head Coach, describes bringing his 15- and 16-year-old daughters to Drees Performance Training on a recommendation from a strength and conditioning coach, and notes that they felt comfortable with Jon and the environment, appreciated detailed instruction about technique, and were excited about their physical gains and confidence. Professional volleyball player Jenny Mosser states that Drees is a great place to work out and get in shape, that she likes the atmosphere, and that Jon created workouts that brought out the best in her and helped her get ready for her second pro season. Volleyball club director Lindsey Swanson describes Drees Performance Training as a valuable resource and investment, notes that the facility is clean, organized, and functional, and reports improved confidence, increased explosiveness, and more balanced athletes after adding strength and conditioning through Drees. Head volleyball coach Crystal Fast from Windom High School describes a two-day volleyball camp with 9th–12th graders, stating that the coaches were phenomenal to work with, that Jon and Nikki made sure the camp met their needs, and that questions and discussions on mental training made players think about their own mental training. Head volleyball coach Ellie Riihiluoma from Park Rapids High School describes receiving weekly activities from Headstrong focused on goals, team chemistry, and mental toughness, and notes that the program focused on how to make skills a habit. Head volleyball coach Chrissy Alexander from Randolph High School describes Jon coming to their school to work with their team through group exercises to build resilience, create focus, and promote adaptability.

Last updated February 21, 2026.

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