Coaching Log – Jan 22, 2014
After catching a break on the scheduling front, I was able to run a fairly comprehensive training session with a particular emphasis on reading and movement.
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After catching a break on the scheduling front, I was able to run a fairly comprehensive training session with a particular emphasis on reading and movement.
Individual player feedback is a critical part of volleyball coaching. It's something which needs to be handled well to really get the most out of your team.
A good volleyball coach knows that they must continue to grow and develop in their craft. Resolutions can be part of that process. What are yours?
Research suggests calling timeout in a volleyball match isn't as effective as we might think. What's your philosophy on calling timeout?
An experienced coaches panel was asked the first thing they would focus on when starting worth with a team after it was formed. Here are the 4 things mentioned.
During the American Volleyball Coaches Association convention I attended a panel discussion where book recommendations were offered. Here they are.
The American Volleyball Coaches Association convention wrapped up with me attending four more seminars on a variety of subjects.
The third day of the AVCA coaching convention was spent mainly in seminars featuring panel discussions and talks about communication and motivation.
The convention really got rolling on Thursday. I attended three seminars, did some business, connected with some people, and even watched a bit of volleyball.