Volleyball Videos: Top Instructional Techniques

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  • Author James Kibbit
  • Published June 10, 2011
  • Word count 340

Volleyball videos are the best instructional technique on the web to learn about how to improve your game. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, if that is true a video is worth a million. Instructional videos give you the ability to see what is going on, not just read about instructional help and then try and implement it blindly.

I know a thing or two about spiking a volleyball as a coach, but online volleyball videos allow me to constantly up my game, and that of my team.

While that picture is worth a thousand words, just imagine what a volleyball video is worth.

That being said, there is no way I will force you to slog through a million words on how to spike, instead I would like to show the best way to achieve perfection through a collection of volleyball videos.

When looking at volleyball videos where top world players are instructing you on their techniques, you learn so much about the game.

It’s the same rationale for someone wanting to go to Harvard for college, when you learn from the best you become the best.

it is difficult to find good sites that offer content with top players from around the globe assisting you in your practice endeavors.

My personal favorite features Andor and 3 Time Olympian Jeff Nygaard showing how to do the "Bic and Pipe." For all you avid volleyball fans out there, you understand what a fundamental and great play this is. I never realized that Jeff Nygaard is the inventor of this move!

For you volleyball players who do not know what i am talking about, just think of what you can learn from analyzing these videos. .

I have my team watch volleyball videos all the time to help hem improve their game. It is also a great coaching tool as it allows me to understand more advance technique and abilities, and then refer back to the video whenever I want. It has been instrumental in increasing my coaching abilities.

I am a graduate student interested in Development Studies. Currently working on my PHD thesis on the relationship between sports and development programs. http://www.volleyball1on1.com

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