Coaching Log – Mar 9, 2014
The team played it's last regional volleyball league matches on Sunday, collecting another pair of wins to continue their streak. Now to prepare for Final 8s.
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The team played it's last regional volleyball league matches on Sunday, collecting another pair of wins to continue their streak. Now to prepare for Final 8s.
A poor selection of drills given the players available to go through them led to a less-than-satisfying training session, encouraging me to have better next week.
As coaches we look to have our volleyball teams peaking at the right time so they can put forth their best performance when it matters most.
We often face the challenge of having to pit our starters against our non-starters in a way that provides a challenge for the former. Here are some ideas.
A reader asks a question about handling a situation where your only setters are the two you use to run a 6-2 system and how to handle that during training 6v6.
The opportunity for a little longer session allowed me to push the team to the point of having to fight through the fatigue. Frustrating at times, but needed.
I put the team through a physically demanding session which brought in some defense and blocking work for the first time in the new term, among other things.
How do you handle players late to training - or competition for that matter? There are a few different ways coaches tend to go.
The creative use of stations in volleyball training can help concentrate player training as well as create options for maximizing space when it's limited.