Eleven of the nation's top coaches from the American Volleyball Coaches Association share the insight that helps build championship teams and Olympians. More than 90 drills reinforce instruction and help players advance.

'Coaching Volleyball Successfully' provides everything a volleyball coach needs to build and coach a successful team - from underlying philosophy to game-specific preparation and tactics.

This text helps readers to develop basic competence in each skill and then build on that proficiency with each step. Various changes in the game, such as the addition of libero position and rally scoring throughout the match are highlighted in the team-oriented step covering offence and defence.

Provides information and advice for youth volleyball coaches, discussing the responsibilities of being a coach, communication, rules, equipment, players' safety, teaching and shaping skills, and other relates topics, and including eighteen drills.

To be able to play volleyball at its best a player has to be able to rely upon a complete set of physical and mental resources. For the younger player this means starting the game as young as possible to take advantage of the learning ability of young children.

Contains ninety-six drills and exercises designed to help volleyball players train for the sport.

A practical guide to volleyball that offers insight into the best coaching and performance techniques to help players improve their skills and teamwork.

This illustratred book presents a straightforward, fun and understandable approach to learning the correct execution of the basic volleyball techniques.

This work aims to develop a universal athlete into a specialized athlete. This progression is discussed with references to setting, outside hitting, middle hitting, back-row hitting, serving, outside blocking, middle blocking, defence, coverage and service reception.

A comprehensive guide to officiating volleyball that discusses the duties of officials, match procedures, ball-handling violations, offensive alignments, overlapping, screening, and the rules as they apply to the game, the court, equipment, uniforms, teams, and officials.