Coaching Log – Jan 11, 2016
This is an entry in my volleyball coaching log for 2015-16. Back into competition this week. We played our first Oresund Liga match of the second half on Wednesday (essentially scheduled
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This is an entry in my volleyball coaching log for 2015-16. Back into competition this week. We played our first Oresund Liga match of the second half on Wednesday (essentially scheduled
A hard-fought loss at Brøndby kept us from being top of the Oresund Liga standings at the break, but we did finish the first half top of the Elitserie.
A reader asks for my view on employing a 2-person serve reception, which I have actually done in the past and seen others do as well..
The second week really started the process of develop a team style of play. It ended with the squad spending a day doing team-building exercises.
I developed a player's guide while coaching at the University of Exeter where I worked with a variety of experience levels and playing backgrounds.
This drill allows passers to work on receiving hard serves, and servers on serving them, but without lots of missed serves leaving passers standing around.
Should you take serve or receive if your team wins the coin toss? Turn to the statistics to know what call to make at your level of play.
Passing targets and setter start position is one which gets a fair amount of consideration and discussion among volleyball coaches.
A reader has a couple of questions about how to train his young volleyball team and set them up to play from a system perspective.