Five Keys to a Wicked Jump Float Serve
National team coaches and players weigh in on how to develop a tough, consistent jump float serve.
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Topic: Athlete and Team Development
Using Simple Stats and Scouting
Implementing changes or adjustments based on scouting reports can be helpful. Statistics also should be used for practice planning and making adjustments between competitions.
The Last Coaches
It’s easy for players to remember past experiences and forget how much they liked volleyball. Even after a great season they were still done playing at the competitive level, but why?
Training Ownership and Work Ethic in Your Athlete to Improve Your Program
Ownership of the program by the players makes them responsible for the expectations and standards and therefore has the potential to make the program stronger
Time Out on the Court
Using a time-out for positive reinforcements
The Lost Art of Shot-Making: Giving Hitters Additional Tools for Terminating the Ball
The mindset of a shot-maker is one of great vision and control of both the ball and his or her body.
Helping Your Team Handle the Pressure
Ways to help athletes overcome pressure
Silence Is Not Always Golden
Communicating on a team
Recipe for a Setter
Five ingredients when choosing a setter
Developing Complete Players
The importance of each player to a team’s success