After the holidays, many families find themselves easing out of relaxed schedules, late nights, and extra screen time. While the downtime is welcome, young athletes often need structure and movement to feel their best. That’s where Mini Club at Houston Force fits in perfectly. It offers kids a positive reset after the holidays—one that brings routine, confidence, and connection without pressure. Children thrive when they have something consistent to look forward to each week.

Every parent knows the feeling. Christmas morning comes and goes, toys are opened, excitement fills the room—and a few weeks later, many of those gifts are forgotten, broken, or tucked away. When it comes to our kids, the gifts that truly matter aren’t always the ones wrapped under the tree. They’re the experiences that help them grow, build confidence, and create lasting memories. That’s where Mini Club at Houston Force comes in. Mini Club isn’t just a volleyball program—it’

The holiday season is a time for families to slow down, reflect, and appreciate what truly matters. As schedules fill with gatherings, celebrations, and moments of gratitude, it’s also a great reminder that youth sports — especially volleyball — are about more than wins and losses. The same values we celebrate during the holidays are the ones volleyball teaches all year long: gratitude, generosity, joy, community, and resilience. One of the most powerful lessons volleyball te

12 Jedi's first team bonding session filled with creativity as they make hats and pins together. When we think of volleyball training, it’s easy to picture drills, reps, and long practice nights. But at Houston Force Volleyball, we know something else plays an equally important role in a team’s success: the connections built off  the court. Strong relationships create strong teams, and the start of the club season is the perfect time for athletes to grow closer, learn from ea