This is a great book for kids and parents to have at home. With this book you can learn all about Volleyball. It covers all the player positions, and all the fundamental skills required to play Volleyball.
This book has volleyball drills and exercises to build strength, speed, coordination, agility, and basic skills. Learn good health habits, and fitness while training and practicing. It is a guide to learning all the player positions in volleyball. It has a Volleyball 101 section for new parents. It is a guide to the availability and type of equipment used in youth volleyball. It has a guide for attitude development, good sportsmanship, and respect for others. It has a glossary (terminology) section, an explanation for scoring, and court size.
Excerpt
"My personal involvement with volleyball started when I was a young adult. My wife and I played in some mixed adult leagues at night in Los Angeles, California. It was for fun and recreation, but I learned a lot. I am a competitive person in sports, so I came up with my own strategies after playing several times."
Professional Reviews
Youth Volleyball Instruction
"Volleyball Guide for Parents is a wonderful teaching tool for players and coaches looking to master the fundamentals of volleyball. After reading this book one will walk away with a complete understanding of fundamental volleyball and will feel comfortable putting themselves on the court as a player or coach."
Ann Kordes, Head Women's Volleyball Coach, St. Louis University, St. Louis, MO.
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