Book Review: Sacred Hoops by Phil Jackson
Although it didn't alter my thinking on coaching the way it may have done for some others, I did find Sacred Hoops to be a good coaching book read.
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Although it didn't alter my thinking on coaching the way it may have done for some others, I did find Sacred Hoops to be a good coaching book read.
Doing the first of the Volleyball Coaching Wizards interviews on Wednesday has given me an indication of how much work the project will be - LOTS!
The Volleyball Coaching Wizards project is off to the races with loads of great coaches having been nominated and a bunch already committed.
I've started a new project which I think has the potential to be a really, really valuable contribution to volleyball coach development for coaches worldwide.
Spike! is the story of the 1984 USA men's olympic volleyball team as told by its head coach Doug Beal. It's definitely an interesting read.
I'm working on a new volleyball coaching book focused on getting the most out of limited resources and you can help by sharing your troubles and solutions.
My Profession - The Game is the English translation of the last of several books written by legendary Russian volleyball coach Vyacheslav Platonov
Although there are a few interesting elements and worthwhile anecdotes, overall this is not a volleyball coaching book I am inclined to recommend for reading.
Winning Volleyball is a book of its time in that is doesn't reflect the modern game in many respects, but it's not without value to current volleyball coaches.