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Recruiting tips from former athletes and NCAA coaches
Athletes and coaches talk the importance of game film
Improve your blocking in five steps
The two things that correlate most directly with winning matches, limiting hitting and serving errors
Our MNT’s head athletic trainer gives stretching tips to improve performance and decrease chances of injury.
Boost the confidence of your teammates in five simple ways
There is something that all coaches need to make part of their training at any level. It is breaking tradition to manage and be comfortable with the risks of variance as found in volleyball. Two-time Olympic medal winning coach Hugh McCutcheon termed it risk management.
About a decade ago my kids and I went up to Lander, Wyoming to run a high school volleyball camp at the base of the Wind River Range, and home of the famous “cheesewheel” (a batter fried cheeseburger) and NOLS, the National Outdoor Leadership School.
This short blog is a response to a coach who felt that worrying that all drills are gamelike was irrelevant. It is not irrelevant, nor anal. It is principle driven.
I am not an expert at the sport of sitting volleyball. The experts are Bill Hamiter, Mike Hulett and Elliot Blake, and the Paralympians who compete in it. However, I have spent over 20 years in growing the disabled game together.