THE VOLLEYBALL COACH’S BOOK OF LISTS: Inspiration and Instruction from Top Coaches
$18.99
Are you ready to transform your volleyball coaching game? Imagine having insider tips and strategies from over 130 elite coaches right at your fingertips.
The Volleyball Coach’s Book of Lists is your ultimate coaching companion, packed with over 170 actionable lists on everything from building team culture to mastering drills and strategies. Dive into chapters on Leadership, Practices, Youth Coaching, and more—crafted with insights from legendary contributors like Karch Kiraly, Kirsten Bernthal-Booth, and Dan Fisher.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting your coaching journey, this book is brimming with invaluable wisdom to elevate your team’s performance. It’s like having the best minds in volleyball as your personal coaching mentors.
Don’t settle for ordinary coaching resources. Grab your copy today and see why The Volleyball Coach’s Book of Lists will quickly become a staple in your coaching library!
ASIN : B0DP5JFQC8
Publisher : Independently published (November 25, 2024)
Language : English
Paperback : 273 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8301288630
Item Weight : 12.9 ounces
Dimensions : 6 x 0.62 x 9 inches
Dale Hoffman –
The Volleyball Coach’s Book of Lists
[...]I found the book a fun and informative read. Tod is a friend foremost and a terrific coach as well. I appreciate the time he put into this book in assembling the lists from other friends and coaches I know as well as those I’ve never heard of.I’ve already purchased copies to send to friends as holiday presents.I strongly recommended the book to any volleyball or other coaches. As someone once said “there’s a lesson lies in learning and by teaching I’ll be taught.”
Oscar Graybill –
Coaches of all levels share many of the intangibles of successful coaching!
[...]Very thoughtful contributions made by highly successful volleyball coaches of all levels. In the best way, the book goes beyond the Xs and Os to the mental, emotional, and collective wisdom of excellence.
Taras N. Liskevych –
A must for every volleyball coach’s shelf
[...]The contributors are coaches from all levels and provide excellent insights on 21 different topics. Easy to read and you can digest it in small bites. I strongly recommend it!
Amazon Customer –
Fantastic Book
[...]I am biased because I’m one of the contributors to this book! But seriously, this book is great on 2 levels. First: It’s a breezy bathroom book style of mini-chapters based around different coaches contributing different lists of “10 Things…” So you can pull it out at any time and get a little nugget or 2. But what I didn’t expect was how packed full of real information this book would be. The list format forces each item to be brief, without much explanation. Which means that some of the submissions end up being incredibly dense, if you stop to think about what the coach is really saying. And again, because the lists are presented without much exposition, you get a feel, at a quick glance, for the overall argument that coach is making.And seriously, if all you did was take the very first list of the book (which is by Karch Kiraly, btw) and make sure those 10 things happened at your practice, you would be way ahead of the game. Highly recommended!
Mark Massey –
If top volleyball coaches want to practically give you their secrets, well …..
[...]How much would you pay to sit down with just one of the very best volleyball coaches in America and have them reveal all of their most closely-held coaching secrets? How about under 20 bucks … and you get dozens and dozens of them for this one low price?Tod Mattox has done the volleyball community a huge favor. He HAS rounded up many of the top volleyball coaches in the country and gotten them to reveal their ideas in an easy-to-follow list form. There are top coaches from every level — international, NCAA D1, Club, HS, Youth … covering topics from Leadership & Team Culture to Practice Design, Techniques, and Situation Solutions.The “Things I wish I knew earlier in my career” suggestions will help every budding coach make better future choices. Mid-career coaches will find details that make a difference — sometimes, just a different phrasing will put an area you have struggled with in a new light. I have been coaching volleyball in college for 4 decades … and still found myself writing down a page full of new ideas for my upcoming Spring training.Full disclosure, Tod invited me to contribute to the book, too — but my appreciation for what Tod has collected and shared with all of us is boundless.Coaches are fond of saying, “Keep it simple.” This book does just that. It is easy to digest. Everything is bite-sized, thought-provoking, and applicable. If you have a young coach or staff you are mentoring, this book would make a great springboard for them to continue their own education, with endless points for discussion.Dozens of the very best volleyball coaches are waiting in these pages … to help you be better! Do yourself a favor, and check ‘em out ….