Book Review: Thinking Volleyball by Mike Hebert
Thinking Volleyball by Mike Hebert will make you think about your volleyball coaching, not just present you with a bunch of drills and training techniques.
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Thinking Volleyball by Mike Hebert will make you think about your volleyball coaching, not just present you with a bunch of drills and training techniques.
With lots of tools to help assess a team and players, and strategies on how to address issues, this book could be a long-term volleyball coaching reference.
While not a volleyball coaching manual, this book provides a lot of interesting and thought-provoking tidbits, interspersed with a fair amount of humor.
This book may be quite useful for both coaches and players/parents in working on strength and conditioning, for college volleyball or otherwise.
Coaching Volleyball Successfully, by legendary high school coach Sally Kus, is an absolutely fabulous resource for new and developing volleyball coaches.
The Volleyball Coaching Bible brings together the insights of 24 experienced, successful coaches from high school and Juniors to international play.
Volleyball Systems & Strategies is a book/DVD combination (at least in the print edition) which offers a thorough discussion of offensive and defensive systems.
Aggressive Volleyball is a great source of information and advice, one which reminds us of all the different facets of coaching volleyball successfully.
Volleyball Drills for Champions is a collection of chapters authored by some prominent US collegiate coaches. Each author focuses on one particular subject area.