Coaching Volleyball

by Kinda Asher and The American Volleyball Coaches Association

A reference tool for coaches of Volleyball game. It includes articles from Terry Liskevych, PhD, former head coach, US women's national team; Marilyn Nolen, head coach, Saint Louis University and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570281246
• ISBN13: 9781570281242
• Release Date: May 1998
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Length: 323 Pages
• Weight: 1.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.4" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

AVCA Coaching volleyball

I have been coaching volleyball for over 20 years and still consider this one of, if not THE, best comprehensive text for volleyball coaches - beginner and experienced alike. ...and I purchased it for less than I could have with my AVCA membership.

great book

solid book on many aspects of coaching. Highly recommend

Detailed instruction

Asher's approach of employing experts in each chapter to discuss their respective forte yields a thorough and insightful text. I have upwards of 12 coaching books and this one I think to be the most valuable.

Great book for reference

This book is a revamped version of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Handbook. Like the title of the review suggests, it is a great reference. I find myself going to it a lot in order to refresh my memory about some technical aspects of the game. If you wanted just one book to help you with your coaching or with your own game. This is probably the book for you. If you have a deep burning desire to delve into other aspects of coaching and the game of volleyball, this is a great way station. One of the many books that you need to keep in your library, but a very dog eared book due to the many times you will need to look into the book. Like the previous reviewer said, an excellent book for beginning to intermediate players and coaches.

Comprehensive

The book's material is useful for the beginning and intermediate volleyball coach. I have been feeling my way in coaching my team in small tournaments for some years now, but reading this book makes me feel like I've gone to a volleyball coaching clinic.I especially like the way the book emphasizes the development of each of the skills and positions in a team. Also, therapy of the common injuries included at the end are a great plus.On the whole it has a very well-rounded treatment of coaching, including not only the physical, but also psychological, medical and nutritional elements that have to be considered by a good volleyball coach. The book is overflowing with actual coaching experience of a number of people. I learned a lot from it.