Fixing bad passing mechanics
A coach of a boys team is having problems fixing the passing technique of a certain player. I share some of my thoughts on how to get things turned around.
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A coach of a boys team is having problems fixing the passing technique of a certain player. I share some of my thoughts on how to get things turned around.
We've all had perfectionist players who are really hard on themselves, often without cause. Here are some ideas for dealing with that issue.
Progress is being made on the job front. Though no official offer has been as yet, things are definitely moving in that direction.
If you could ask one question of one of the world's best coaches, or someone you just really respect, what would that question be?
I'm not in an active coaching position at the moment. What I am doing through work on Volleyball Coaching Wizards, though, is continuing my education.
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When the primary focus of a particular exercise in training is mainly mental (not sport-specific) do you still have to make things game-like?
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