Volleyball warm-up song: how to get a custom one for your team ($40)
A custom volleyball warm-up song with your school, team name and player names, for the pregame line and the bus ride. $40, MP3 within 48 hours of the form.
- A volleyball warm-up song is a custom track that plays while the team does its pregame drills. Songs For Your Story writes the lyrics from your school, team name and player names, then produces the song with AI music tools. One song is $40, delivered as an MP3 within 48 hours after you send the story form.
A volleyball warm-up song plays while your team runs its pregame hitting lines and passing drills. You can get a custom one with your school, team name and players in it for $40. Our team writes the lyrics from your story and produces it with AI music tools.
Want the team-song offer for volleyball? See the volleyball team song page. Hear a finished team song on the Bonita Bearcats page, or see all high school team songs.
What makes a good volleyball warm-up song?
Warm-ups last a while, and the song should not wear thin before first serve. Think about these points:
- Steady energy. A mid-to-fast tempo you can move to for a few minutes without it feeling like a sprint.
- A chorus the team can sing. Players will end up humming it on the bench, so the hook should be easy.
- Room to talk. Coaches call drills during warm-ups. A track with a clear beat and fewer wall-to-wall lyrics is easier to coach over.
- A team identity. The mascot, colors and a phrase your team actually says make it feel like theirs.
What should you collect for the story form?
- School name, team name and mascot
- Names of the players, captains and seniors, with pronunciation for tricky ones
- Jersey numbers, if you want them in the lyrics
- A team phrase, handshake or pre-game ritual
- This season's story: a new coach, a conference run, a rival
- The feel you want: pop, hip-hop, rock, EDM or anything else
- A male or female vocal style
Many volleyball programs have varsity, JV and freshman squads. Decide whether the song is for one squad or for the whole program, and say which in the form.
Where else does the song get played?
The warm-up is the main use, but the same MP3 works in other places:
- The bus ride. One speaker, one song, the team singing along.
- Tournament day. A song for the long days between matches.
- Senior night. If seniors are named in the lyrics, the song can play for the walk.
- The banquet or a team video. A song about this season under the highlight reel.
Ask your coach first, and name the one moment you hope the song plays. To make the ask easy, bring the MP3 on a USB stick and a phone. Check your school's rules for what plays in the gym.
One volleyball warm-up song, $40
Pay first. Then the short form. You get an original MP3.
One free revision. If we can't get it right, you get your money back.
