1964 Japanese Women’s Team
The basic story of the 1964 Japanese women’s team is (should be?) well known. At the time volleyball was accepted
Mark Lebedew
The basic story of the 1964 Japanese women’s team is (should be?) well known. At the time volleyball was accepted
A while ago I did some video analysis comparing volleyball in 1984 with modern day volleyball (here, here and here).
I have recently posted about the 1992 and 2004 Brazilian Olympic Gold Medal winning sideout offences. While I was on
In Second Contact, fellow coach Liam Sketcher and I watch some of the great matches of the past, and put
A while ago I posted a story about the 1992 Brazilian Olympic Gold Medal winning sideout offence. I made the
If you have spent any time with me, or on my blog, you have probably gleaned that I am interested
I’ve been watching a lot of old videos, studying the past, trying to understand where we are, looking to recycle
The overwhelming favourite going into the 1992 Olympic Games was Italy. They were reigning World Champions, with the strongest league
The question is often raised ‘why don’t we see more slide attacks in men’s volleyball?’. The main reason, as the
The 1990 World Championships is often written about as a battle between two opposites for the twin titles of World