By nate.landas - Last updated: Friday, January 13, 2012
Here we have four new Volleyball DVDs that feature Tom Keating. He is a former head coach for Dubuque Wahlert High School and led his team to 11X state championships. The titles of these Volleyball DVDs are:
Learn teaching progressions for training the mechanics of the float, jump floater, and top spin serve
Learn key teaching cues and simple ways to correct common errors
Identify a key target for training serve trajectory
Use zone serving to put pressure on your opponent’s offense
See Good vs. bad errors for serve receive passing
Put your attackers in position to terminate the ball
Learn the 6 key techniques that provide the most consistent sets–and how to teach them in practice
Learn quality arm swing and footwork mechanics for better attacking
Teach transition footwork for setters and attackers
Use your block for more than just stuffing a shot
Gain the advantage in the transition rallies and win more transition points–and games
Learn 5 keys to playing championship-caliber defense
Get tips to communicate effectively as a defensive unit
Create a clear direction for your matches, your practices and your season
See how to set goals for your team and individual players
The importance of building relationships
Importance of termination-rotational statistics
Buy the four DVDs as a set and save $20!
By nate.landas - Last updated: Monday, January 9, 2012
We have recently released a 3-disc Volleyball DVD set featuring John Dunning. He is the head coach for the Stanford women’s basketball team and has a 2001 and 2004 NCAA Championship. The All Access Volleyball DVD set is called:
Get all access to six John Dunning-coached Stanford practices
Each practice includes skills, drills, strategies, and tactics that will improve your team
See a “freshman only” session that reveals the indoctrination process for first-year players in the Stanford program
This DVD set includes over five hours of volleyball instruction!
If you like this product, check out these other instructional DVDs featuring John Dunning:
By nate.landas - Last updated: Thursday, December 22, 2011
We have recently released an All Access Volleyball DVD featuring John Cook and the Nebraska coaching staff and team. He is the head women’s coach at the University of Nebraska and has led his team in the NCAA Championship game twice. This All Access Volleyball DVD set is called:
Watch five live John Cook-run practices!
See how practice organization can create game-like flow for better hands on learning
Learn component type drills, isolating game situations for maximum reps and decision making
Get an inside look at a post practice team meeting
If you like this DVD, see more John Cook instructional videos below:
By nate.landas - Last updated: Tuesday, December 13, 2011
We have recently released a Volleyball DVD featuring Matt Peck. He is the head women’s coach at Middle Tennessee State and is a 2x Sun Belt conference Coach of the Year. The title of this new Volleyball DVD is:
Overload and overwhelm opposing blockers and defenses
Force single or zero block situations for your offense
Train setters to set a variety of play sets that will keep your opponents off-balance and guessing
Teach a quick, flat passing tempo in order to set up your offense
Transition quickly from defense to offense
For more offensive Volleyball instruction see the following DVDs:
By nate.landas - Last updated: Monday, November 21, 2011
Recently, a five disc Volleyball DVD set has been released that features the University of Louisville coaching staff and special guest speaker, Dr. Cecile Reynaud. Both of which have a great amount of success and experience in the sport of volleyball. The title of this five disc set is:
2011 University of Louisville Volleyball Coaches Clinic
- Informative sessions on running practices, defensive strategy, technique errors and corrections and more
- Get over five informative hours of on-court instruction from top coaches
- Learn to coach properly run drills to help your team learn defensive techniques and maximize touches
- Identify and correct common serving, setting, attacking and passing errors
- Identify weaknesses in your current defensive system and adjust to cover for them
- Learn drills that will keep your entire team busy during practice
- Use stats and tendencies to exploit your opponent