AUGUST is here which means it is volleyball season again! The tryout dates are set, the schedules are finalized, and you have been working hard all summer. You are now ready for the challenge of tryouts and preseason. Whether you are competing to make the team, eyeing a starting spot for the first match of …
Solo Reps Stanford Coach John Dunning spends a lot of time planning every detail of his team’s daily practices. However, he also leaves 10 or 15 minutes for extra practice when players do solo reps. His reasoning: Practicing volleyball skills like serving or passing without having a coach on your back is a good way to …
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Parents with children on winter club teams have a lot on their plate. Keeping track of practice, clinics and game schedules while also juggling holiday plans can be stressful and time consuming. With so much going on, it’s important for parents to take action and avoid spreading themselves too thin. Here are a few tips …
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Adding an element of setter competition in practice is always a good thing. Not only is it fun, it more closely replicates the feel of a match than a non-competitive drill and can ultimately make you better. Here, you’ll see Bishop’s High School’s setters Camille Stepanof and Kelly Forte competing in a 2-person drill that …
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