Starting a Boys Volleyball Program
Just think about it, 10 boys playing on a team. One team, one unit, all together, sweating, working hard, learning discipline, on the court, building muscles, the beginning of a passion.
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Just think about it, 10 boys playing on a team. One team, one unit, all together, sweating, working hard, learning discipline, on the court, building muscles, the beginning of a passion.
Starting a junior volleyball program can be both a rewarding and a frustrating experience. The sources of the rewards are rather apparent – the opportunity to see those young people grow and develop, the excitement of athletic competition, and the joy of a job well done.
Too often, coaches say “my kids,” and while I understand the wording, I think it’s crucial to remind yourself that you have only a few hours to impact, teach and care for your players.
Coaches and parents can work together for a great experience. It just takes communication and understanding.
Most people recognize that being an official is a difficult, and often thankless job. Why do we sometimes make the job harder for them?
If you don’t take preventative measures, there are many injuries that can occur in your knees both acutely and over time.
There are now opportunities stateside and around the world for juniors and pros to compete on a regular basis at all age levels. You already know the sport’s highlights; how can you join the party and start a beach program?
For one region within USA Volleyball, referees will now have a third colored card in their pocket for spectator issues. The Arizona Region Board of Directors approved the use of the purple card to curb parent and spectator bad behavior. This policy was adopted in August 2017.
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