A Quick Note: These newsletters have been written around volleyball, but the concepts discussed apply to any sport. Feel free to substitute the word “volleyball” with “basketball”, “field hockey”, “curling” or any other sport of your choosing. This newsletter is Part 4 of a four part series. The goal of this series is to help …
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A Quick Note: These newsletters have been written for volleyball, but the concepts discussed apply to any sport. Feel free to substitute the word “volleyball” with “basketball”, “field hockey”, “curling” or any other sport of your choosing. Part 3, Section 2 (Parent Corner) is extremely volleyball-heavy and we go over volleyball statistics in detail. However, …
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A Quick Note: These newsletters have been written around volleyball, but the concepts discussed apply to any sport. Feel free to substitute the word “volleyball” with “basketball”, “field hockey”, “curling” or any other sport of your choosing. This newsletter is Part 2 of a four part series. The goal of this series is to help …
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A Quick Note: These newsletters have been written around volleyball, but the concepts discussed apply to any sport. Feel free to substitute the word “volleyball” with “basketball”, “field hockey”, “curling” or any other sport of your choosing. This newsletter is Part 1 of a four part series. The goal of this series is to help …
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WARNING: In this post, I intend to make broad generalizations that may or may not be backed by scientific research. Quotes will be neither properly researched nor attributed. Actionable techniques will be highlighted in blue. But Before We Begin… “Assuming Makes an ASS out of U and ME“ – My Mom There are a few …
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