Here's an example of a video of a drill with some decidedly inconsistent messaging in terms of what its about.

Do you train a specific error or failure recovery system with your teams? If not, it's worth thinking about, and here's one you could use.

Here's a simple drill that can work well on MB developing good eye work in their block - and also for Setters going against them.

Here's a variation on the butterfly drill based around downballs that could be a useful warm-up for teams with ball control.

Here is a Volley Tennis (vollis) variation involving 3 players per side and 2 balls in action incorporating both 1-touch and 3-touch play.

Here's a video with some interesting elements around training the spike approach, though I definitely don't like the ending.

Have you ever worked out the amount of time you spend talking to your teams during practices? It's worth doing.

Ecological Dynamics has made inroads in how we coach our players and teams, but what about how we develop ourselves?

A good post-practice talk (evaluation, debrief) helps reinforce your focus points, gather useful info, and lay the groundwork for the future.

A "zero talent" meme often circulates in coaching circles. Typically, it doesn't really reflect the complexity of the issue involved.