Levels Of Structure
I started thinking a few days ago the characteristics of good teams. Or more precisely, I started thinking about the
Author: Mark Lebedew
Volleyball Coach
Why Setter’s Rules Works
I had a couple of comments about the ‘Setter’s Rules‘ post, here and on facebook, that I thought I would
Setter’s Rules – Practice
In the early 1990’s as Australia established a full-time, centralised, National Team program and sought to catch up with the
Steven Spielberg On Coaching
I have written before about possible similarities between directing a movie and coaching a team. An article I just read
The Power Of Teachers
“Freakonomics” is the hidden side of everything. Apparently. I have to take the authors’ word for. Basically, the point is
‘…But Truth Is Dearer’
The following article originally appeared in an old Soviet era sports magazine (I think ‘Olympic Panorama’) sometime around late 1983,
The End Of Specialisation?: Summary
Top level men’s volleyball is a fairly homogenous sport. From team to team and country to country there are countless
The End Of Specialisation? : Part 2 – Cuneo
Last week’s Champions League Playoff 6 was notable for a couple of reasons. Polish club Kedzierzyn Kozle beat last season’s
The End Of Specialisation? : Part 1 – Macerata
Last week’s Champions League Playoff 6 was notable for a couple of reasons. Polish club Kedzierzyn Kozle beat last season’s
Free Balls : The ‘Answer’
My recent post about free ball conversion apparently touched something of a nerve and prompted quite a few people to
At Home On The Court 