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Games Approach to Coaching Volleyball Video - PAL Format (Copyright 2000)

Please Note: This is PAL Format, not VHS. PAL Format is for use in European Countries only. Use NTSC or VHS Format for U.S. Orders. Discover a revolutionary and superior way to coach! Games Approach to Coaching Volleyball shows you how to use this new approach to help 6- to 14-year-old athletes learn game skills and tactics more effectively than with the traditional drills-first, play-later approach. The games approach begins with kids playing the game. As they play, they learn and appreciate the skills and tactics needed to play the game successfully. Games are modified to strengthen individual technique and team play. Kids have more fun and are more motivated to practice in small-sided games rather than standing in boring drill lines. Games Approach to Coaching Volleyball clearly demonstrates how to: modify games to focus on particular skills and tactics; adjust the difficulty depending on your athletes' needs; assess players as they play; actively involve players in the learning process; and teach and refine volleyball skills and strategies. This video is part of the Games Approach to Coaching Video Series, which is composed of four videos that will teach you how to incorporate the games approach into four sports A<>A-- baseball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. About the Editor Since 1981 the American Sport Education Program has provided educational opportunities for more than 625,000 coaches, parents, and sport administrators through its multilevel curriculum.

Developing a Successful Volleyball Program: From A to Z and X's to O's (book) by Karen Chisum and Stephenie Jordan

Developing a Successful Volleyball Program From A to Z and from X's to O's covers virtually every aspect of volleyball program design and implementation. Coaches Chisum and Jordan walk you through each step, from before the first day of practice through season-ending responsibilities. Along they way they provide detailed information on player assessment, choosing the teams, assigning positions and position roles, developing a timeline, and daily practice schedules. The book includes an entire chapter of skills and drills, as well as chapters on team offense and defense. Additional chapters cover scouting, game day considerations, off-season training and so much more. Ideal for new coaches or for established coaches looking for ways to improve their existing program. Features over 150 diagrams, photographs and illustrations. 2003, 152 pages.