4 Things You Can Learn From College Volleyball Coaches Now

Just because you aren't in college doesn't mean you can't learn, check out these great quotes from college coaches that know a little bit about the game of volleyball (that was a joke, these peeps are close to legend status).

 

“Don’t make decisions, let the ball decide.”-Mark RosenUniversity of Michigan

“Don’t make decisions, let the ball decide.”

-Mark Rosen

University of Michigan

 

 

Go maximum effort on every play. When you make a decision you limit your goal, you are not going to get some balls you could have gotten.

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 “Do it now. Procrastination can be a great enemy.”-Terry LiskevychUSA Women’s National Team & Oregon State University (former)

 “Do it now. Procrastination can be a great enemy.”

-Terry Liskevych

USA Women’s National Team & Oregon State University (former)

 

 

 

 

 

 

This quote is included in a section called “Life” in the 11-page “Liskevych Philosophy,” which he put together while coaching the USA team. This is one of those things that’s widely known but rarely followed, and I’ve always liked the way Terry emphasizes that putting something off until tomorrow can be your “enemy.” Think that’s too strong? Reflect on it next time you’re coming home from volleyball practice and have to research and write a 10-page paper that’s due first thing in the morning. Put that way, “enemy” sounds about right, doesn’t it? Source

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 “You were good. You got to be great. Now how are you going to become unstoppable?”-John CookUniversity of Nebraska

 “You were good. You got to be great. Now how are you going to become unstoppable?”

-John Cook

University of Nebraska

 

 

Coming off a National Championship season, this is what Cook’s challenge to his seniors became. Known as the Usain Bolt-Like Mentality, you break a World Record and come back to take off another second.

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 “There is no substitute for experience.”-Mary WiseUniversity of Florida

 “There is no substitute for experience.”

-Mary Wise

University of Florida

 

 

 

 

 

 

Accept that there is a learning curve at every level. There is no fast forward button even in practice to simulate what it is like for games. Trust that you will struggle at first and that you will improve.

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