The
club has purchased some coaching resources that can be borrowed from the
Club President on a one week basis.
These DVD's or CD ROMS are not
meant to be the only way we teach and coach volleyball but are an
excellent resource to assist our coaches. Clearly there are other
resources and coaching styles that would be equally beneficial. Over
time we hope to build this library to include other programs.
Interactive
Volleyball (CD ROM Format)
From Volleyball Canada
Interactive CD that will assist in planning drills for specific skills
and situations.
- The Interactive Volleyball CD-ROM provides
an interactive experience for all who use it. The CD-ROM provides
users with background and introductory information on the basics of
volleyball and the optimum strategies for preparing practices and
lessons, and for teaching and coaching volleyball players. In
addition, the CD-ROM contains a database of many different drills,
and a practice/lesson planner that allows you to effectively plan
your practices and lessons while ensuring that you have allotted
time to cover your stated objectives.
Becoming a Champion:
Series of Four (DVD Format)
John Dunning, Stanford University
Borrow only one at a time.
- Setter
- Hitting
- Defense & Blocking
- Passing & Serving
Coach Dunning is one of the sport's finest
technicians and has taught the game to players from youth club all the
way up to the NCAA Championship-level! Three times Dunning has taken the
NCAA crown, due in large part to the technically sound play of his
athletes in all facets of the game. This DVD series has been created
specifically for volleyball players to provide a resource that shows and
clearly details how a volleyball player can improve in all aspects of
the game! This series is also an excellent addition to any coaches
library as it provides a series of drill progressions that Dunning uses
with all of his players
15 Drills for
Training Transition (DVD Format)
Mike Hebert, University of Minnesota
- Using game
footage, Hebert illustrates the six most common "transition
moments" in volleyball. These transition moments include:
Defense to offense, defensive base to defensive read, serve
reception to attack, serve to defensive base, coverage to attack,
and chaos to order. Next he demonstrates drills to teach your
players how to react in each of these situations, where to position
themselves on the court, and what footwork you want them to use to
get to their positions
|
