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University of Kentucky Volleyball to Hold Coaches Clinic March 25-26
UK will have a number of prominent volleyball coaches from all levels at the clinic
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky volleyball staff has set its 2011 Coaches Clinic for March 25-26 in Memorial Coliseum. The clinic will feature the UK volleyball coaching staff. Other featured guests include former USA Youth National Team coach Jim Miret, Gwen Egbert who coached a 41-0 squad to the Nebraska high school state title in 2010, and Mike Lingenfelter the co-director of Munciana Volleyball Club.
The clinic will begin at 6 p.m. ET on Friday, March 25 with Miret addressing setter training concepts. Egbert will follow with a session on serving, and UK coach Craig Skinner will wrap-up Friday evening with training on warm-ups.
Coaches will return to Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, March 26 for sessions beginning at 8:30 a.m. ET. In addition to additional sessions by Egbert, Miret and Skinner, Lingenfelter, the will conduct sessions on running practices with more than 20 players and a session on drills for developing out of a system play.
Additionally, University of Dayton head coach Kelly Sheffield will join Skinner for a live interactive offensive and defensive coaching situation session to wrap-up the clinic Saturday afternoon.
Registration is on-going with the UK volleyball staff. Pre-registration costs $105 and registration at the door will be $115.
A brochure for pre-registration is included, or you can also register online at UKathletics.om.
Follow along all year long with the Wildcats at UKathletics.com.
Volleyball Drills And Volleyball Coaching From University of Hawaii Wahine Coach Dave Shoji
Championship Productions is proud to present the Aloha Volleyball Technique Series featuring Hawaii coaching legend Dave Shoji.
In this series, Coach Shoji draws upon his nearly 30 years of coaching experience that includes three National Championships to share with you the techniques and skills that have helped his teams reach the pinnacle of excellence in the sport.
How would you like your team get more ball touches on the block?
In this long-awaited DVD featuring coaching legend Dave Shoji, he talks about the important elements of blocking such as body and hand positioning and footwork.
He also demonstrates outside blocking techniques for the end and middle blockers and coordinated blocking techniques and details techniques for filling the seam, blocking high balls in the middle.
As a bonus, Shoji talks about his philosophy on the blocking techniques for shorter players that can help make them effective blockers.
All techniques are explained and demonstrated in live drill settings.
In this excellent two-part presentation, Coach Shoji presents techniques to help your team get the most out of all scoring opportunities.
In the hitting section, Shoji concentrates on approach, arm swing and elevation to develop timing.
He breaks down the mechanics of the arm swing and footwork of the approach and demonstrates drills to complement both areas.
Shoji puts the arm swing and approach together to show the cross-court shot, the seam shot and the down the line shot.
More advanced back row attacks are also discussed and demonstrated on the left, right and middle of the floor and four quick attack patterns designed to put pressure on the blockers are shown.
In the serving section, Shoji explains the serving techniques that will help improve your team's serving. Techniques for the float serve, the jump serve and the jump float serve are broken down into the toss, footwork, arm mechanics and hand contact.
He also explains strategies to take advantage of the defense's weakness and being able to serve to areas of the court. -with coaching legend
Dave Shoji; 4x National Champion, 9x WAC Coach of the Year -54 minutes -2006 Dave Shoji: -10x WAC Coach of the Year -8x AVCA West Region Coach of the Year -AVCA National Coach of the Year -1000 Career Wins
Championship Productions Dave Shoji's Passing Techniques: Giving the Setter Options
Every rally starts with a pass, and the best pass gives the setter several options.
Volleyball coaching legend Dave Shoji explains the techniques he uses to teach his players to make the best possible pass; first, he breaks down the ready position, and then he demonstrates the proper hand position, forearm and elbow position and the proper stance to perform a simple pass.
The most effective footwork for several movement patterns is explained and demonstrated with drills.
Finally Shoji explains the floor responsibilities for the four-and two-man formation and the importance of communication between players to maximize the effectiveness of these formations.
All techniques are explained and demonstrated in live drill settings.
-with coaching legend Dave Shoji; 4x National Champion, 9x WAC Coach of the Year
-37 minutes -2006 Dave Shoji: -10x WAC Coach of the Year -8x AVCA West Region Coach of the Year -AVCA National Coach of the Year -1000 Career Wins
Volleyball Drills And Volleyball Coaching: Penn State's Russ Rose Has 3 More Important DVDs
Championship Productions Coaching Mental Toughness on the Court
Russ Rose:
-Penn State Head Coach
-2009 BTN Big Ten Women's Coach of the Year, Big Ten Coach of the Year
-2007, 2008, 2009 AVCA Mideast Region Coach of the Year
-2007, 2008 AVCA National Coach of the Year
-1999, 2007, 2008, 2009 NCAA Champions
-Recognized by USA Volleyball as one of their All-Time Great Coaches in 2005
-Over 1000 Career Wins Russ Rose shares drills that focus on developing mentally tough servers, passers, setters, hitters, competitors, back row players and the team as a whole.
All of these drills provide unique challenges that encourage camaraderie.
Championship Productions Taking Your Setting to the Next Level
John Dunning, Head Volleyball Coach at Stanford University - NCAA ChampIons '04 & '01 - shares the proper mechanics of court positioning, body posture, hand positioning, squaring to target, essential footwork, ball touch and follow through.
Plus, a demonstration of the one, three and "A" sets followed by three varieties of setting for the back row attack and more.
-DVD -67 minutes.
-2008 John Dunning:
-Stanford University Head Coach
-2004 & 2001 NCAA Champs
-Former University of Pacific Head Coach, 1985 & 1986 NCAA Champions
Championship Productions Coaching Youth Volleyball Practice Planning - DVD
Excellent instructional videotape for the youth volleyball coach.
Full of drills to run in practice and includes Stanford Head Coach John Dunning's format for a practice session; he also gives you many factors to consider when designing a practice.
-1999 -60 minutes
-DVD John Dunning:
-Stanford University Head Coach
-2004 & 2001 NCAA Champs
-Former University of Pacific Head Coach, 1985 & 1986 NCAA Champions
"The main reason for success in sideouts was because of the strong defensive play, as Penn State had 42 digs against the Cardinals, with five players contributing with at least seven digs.
Throughout the weekend, Penn State continued to struggle with offensive errors, especially on serves.
Rose said in one stretch, his team had three straight serving errors. And against Illinois State in a 21-21 tie, Penn State had to call a rare timeout."
"It's refocusing, pull it together again -- keep attacking. We talked before [Rose] steps in. What we need to work on to finish game. And when he talks, he's always right."
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