Coaching Volleyball
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Three years ago today the Coaching Volleyball blog had it's first post. Since then it's seen over 100,000 visitors and more than 260,00 pages views.
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Three years ago today the Coaching Volleyball blog had it's first post. Since then it's seen over 100,000 visitors and more than 260,00 pages views.
A reader asked what sort of things could be asked of developing coaches to judge their level of volleyball awareness. Here are some ideas. More are welcome.
A reader of the blog recently ask me about how one goes about finding job opportunities coaching professional volleyball in Europe. Here's my reply.
Coaches often call players out for making excuses. They are perhaps less able to recognize the excuses they themselves are making, which can be subtle.
This volleyball game is a variation on Winners which channels attacks into certain areas and works a lot on out-of-system offense.
I spent the weekend attending an Art of Coaching Volleyball clinic in Fort Worth, TX. It was a working trip for me, but I got to see a lot of stuff.
How much does hiding your team's play calls from the other side or trying to fake them out really make a difference? Probably not as much as you'd think.
A reader wonders about running an offense where hitters call their sets vs. one where the setter is responsible for play calling.
When I was coaching in Sweden I witnessed an example of how a coach can send a negative message to their team without even realizing it.