7 Player-Run Drills to Make Practice More Efficient and Effective

2021-03-09T01:16:03-06:00March 10th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Coaching, Culture, Members|

There are many philosophies and opinions out there about what makes practices efficient and effective, but in this instance, let's focus on removing the coaches from running the drill. That might sound crazy to some because the person running the drill, in many ways, controls its efficiency and effectiveness; but by placing the responsibility of controlling the pace, energy level, and the amount of effort on your players, you are accomplishing many things. To better understand, here are examples of player run drills.

Developing a Meaningful Appraisal System for Your Coaching Staff

2021-03-17T19:55:11-05:00January 13th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Club Director, Members|

Developing an appraisal system may appear time consuming. It actually isn’t. You are directing meaningful conversation based on reflection and goal setting. The development of the documents is the time consuming part, so we've consulted an experienced High School Athletic Director, former Club Director and long time junior volleyball coach to help you.

Running a Youth Volleyball Program and How to Find your Dragon

2022-11-22T01:01:28-06:00December 9th, 2016|Categories: Blog, Club Director, Coaching, Members|

Perhaps you have listened to volleyball coaches complain they wish their current players would read the opponent better, or mention disappointment in a player's current form while performing a specific skill. I've heard numerous times a "next level" coach having to "fix" athletes when they get them, lamenting lack of volleyball IQ, lack of transition, or poor form. To this I say: We didn't ask them "What color is your dragon" soon enough.

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