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7 Brand New Volleyball DVDs from the 2010 AVCA Convention!

Check out  new hot topics from the 2010 AVCA Convention!

International Setting: Examining the Styles & Techniques of the World’s Best Setters

• Learn the six key technical elements that all great setters possess
• Learn how to train these elements into your setter
• Includes video breakdown of the world’s best female setters

Exploring New Roles for the Libero

• Learn how to make your libero a “game changer”
• Breakdown of libero skill set requirements
• Learn strategies for choosing your libero

Teaching Movement Skills to Beginning & Intermediate Players

• Movement training for all players from K-12
• Simple, easy to follow progressions
• Over 70 fun, rapid fire drills/options demonstrated

Team Talk: Talking Your Way to Volleyball Success

• Statistical evidence shows more points are won with effective communication
• Learn innovative skills for teaching effective on-court communication
• 25 fun, effective and creative activities included

Brazilian Training Drills: Subtle Differences, Dynamic Results

• Learn new unique drills with a world class Brazilian twist!
• High energy drills that combine skill development with movement training
• 15 drill variations that include half court and full court drills

Practicing to Compete

• Includes strategies to turn any drill into a competition
• Learn 13 drills to train competitiveness in every phase of the game
• More competitiveness in practice will carry more competitiveness into games

Serving: Giving Each Player the Tools to Succeed

• Innovative teaching tools that WORK!
• Simplified teaching progression for serving
• Includes instruction for the float, jump float and jump spin serves

More instruction from the 2010 AVCA Convention:

Training a Setter with “Deliberate Practice

The Re-Emergence of the 6-2 System

Winning the Middle: Getting Your Middles More Swings

Swing Blocking: Strategies, Progressions & Drills

Forearm Passing: How the Best Do It

Taking Advantage of Your Disadvantages: Designing Systems That Fit You