Exploring New Coaching Techniques and the Importance of Intention in Training

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This week's first segment is Tod's Deserted Island Drill, Front Row 4s. We discuss how to make the most out of this drill and why Tod loves this drill and has added it to his menu of drills. So many good things can come from this drill!

For our scenario segment we get a little personal. This week's scenario is about when lack confidence as a coach. There are times when as a coach we know we are not at our best. This can affect your confidence, but there are ways to move forward. Davis and Tod cover what to do in those times and how to regain your best coaching self.

Skill of the Week: Deserted Island Drill - Front Row 4s

Scenario of the week: When you don't feel confident in your coaching

The Resource of the Week, The Volleyball Institute, can be found here: https://thevolleyballinstitute.com/