Post by jas1vans on Dec 14, 2005 11:57:13 GMT -5
I'm trying to coach a college club team and I'm running into a huge problem. These kids won't listen. (Running will handle listening problems) I offer advice, tell them what they need to do to improve. They hear what I say, let it rattle around in their head for a while and suddenly it escapes them; almost as if I'd never said a word. They think that being able to hit a four ball makes them a good volleyball player.
I wouldn't be so concerned about it if they were set on their fundamentals. I have no idea who is coaching boys H.S. vball in WI, but most of them should be fired. These kids all have terrible habits and no clue about passing or defense. I've never seen a group of vball players so helpless but unaware of it. I have no idea how to combat these problems that were obviously ignored by their H.S. coaches. Where do I start?
I wouldn't be so concerned about it if they were set on their fundamentals. I have no idea who is coaching boys H.S. vball in WI, but most of them should be fired. These kids all have terrible habits and no clue about passing or defense. I've never seen a group of vball players so helpless but unaware of it. I have no idea how to combat these problems that were obviously ignored by their H.S. coaches. Where do I start?
