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Volleyball is a game to play with friends, same gender or coed. It does not matter if those you train with are only 7 years old or your grandmother. As long as they can provide you with the unique angles of the game, you’ll be learning fine.
This article give reference to options to the indoor 6 vs. 6 game that you might have your players experience. New, fun and different, a break from what you do normally.
The best learning comes when there is no fear of mistakes.
The short of it is kids MUST play and practice more doubles, triples or four sided games on smaller courts at the start.
As I watch new coaches begin by teaching the way they were taught, I wonder how to get these well intentioned humans to change to better ways.
It’s important for volleyball players to be able to hit with their nondominant hand. It’s not rocket science or hard to achieve.
It’s the Season of Giving, and just because we’re unable to gather in large numbers doesn’t mean we can’t help the community around us.
The process of learning should never stop, and that includes the time between the end of club season and school tryouts. No matter what, remember that the top of the pyramid, our national teams, seek players who are good at all six skills and great at one or two.
Your players have behaviors that annoy you, but those same behaviors may help elevate the team to new heights.
Want to know how to become a beach national champion? There are three ways.
