Australian Volleyball — A Historical Review
The following was written by Walter Lebedew in 1978, presumably to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the then Australian Volleyball
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Old School Corner: Player Profile – George Mraz
The following was originally published in the Australian Volleyball Journal, Volume 1, Issue 4, December 1976. George was at the
Make Possible What Seems Impossible
MARK’S NOTE: The following article was written in the early 1970s and refers to events of the 1960s. It describes
How To (Really) Train Out Of System Play
You may have noticed that in recent times there has been a proliferation of coaching… er, let’s call them tools,
Improve Precision – Practice In Chaos
The exact year is lost in the mists of time, but due to a particular sequence of events, I had
The Ultimate ‘What If…?’ List
Australia has a long and rich sporting history. Deeply rooted in the amateur tradition, Australia has been well above average
Coach’s Rules or Game Rules?
Any coach who has coached for any length of time has had players coming from other teams. And players coming
Errors As Missed Opportunities
Maybe you are getting bored with reading my never ending rantings on errors, but then again if you’ve stuck around
Bill Walsh On Setting
NFL coaching great Bill Walsh was known as a ‘genius‘. It turns out that he was such a genius he
Specific What?
Everybody (hopefully) knows that the most important concept in motor learning is specificity. That is, skills and techniques are learnt
