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Setters are often considered the most important position player on the court. ...
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Students on Campus Reduces Virus Risk
Optimism. Hope. Light. We need more positive in the world today. Cornell University believes bringin...
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Positive Coaching – Accountability – A Follow-Up Conversation
This is a follow-up conversation to the No Penalty, No Sprints, Championship Season blog post: http:...
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Flag Volleyball
Flag Volleyball, not quite as cool as the newest forms of volleyball like Spikeball ESPN Summer Spik...
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The 3 Ultimate Compliments a Coach Can Receive
The three ultimate compliments a coach can receive are: When a former student-athlete that played un...
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Family Life in the Coaching Profession
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The Effects of Spin on a Volleyball
Add the recognition of spin to your teaching and see the results.
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A Biomechanical Review of the Swing Block
An excellent article breaking down each portion of swing blocking.
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A Quantitative Analysis of the Most Important Volleyball Skills
Ever wonder what skills to work on in practice or where you should be spending more of your time? The Journal of Quantitative Study released an in depth article, "Skill Importance in Volleyball"
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The Lost Art of Shot-Making
It's not the hardest hitters that win, but the smartest hitters.
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Keys to Blocking Effectively
After you become physically and fundamentally sound in volleyball, strategy and the mental part of the game becomes a greater factor.
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The Volleyball Spike | How Can I Spike Harder!
Stop working so hard on hitting the ball harder, and instead focus on swinging your arm faster.
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