USA VOLLEYBALL CAP LEVEL I MODULE TOPICS

Note that the BLACK topics are standard with your basic CAP Level I course fee & are offered at each course; the RED topics may require an additional fee and/or may be rotated & not offered at all courses. Some topics may be repeated during a weekend. Most Modules are 1.5 hours long.

DAY 2:

Intro to Blocking Techniques - an on-the-court session addressing how to teach blocking technique applicable to YOUR team's personnel & competitive level.

Intro to Passing, Digging & Ind. Floor Defense Tech. - an on-the-court session addressing how to teach the techniques of individual defense such as forearm passing; reading, anticipation & movement skills; straight on digging; and emergency pursuit of the ball.

Intro to Offense Sys. Organization - a classroom session focused on understanding the options for organizing your offensive systems to best fit your team's personnel & competitive level.

Intro to Middle Attack Techniques - an on-the-court session concentrating on teaching & training the movement & attack options for your team's middle hitters at your competitive level.

Intro to Defensive Sys. Organization - a classroom session dealing with the options for organizing your defensive systems to best fit your team's personnel & competitive level.

Intro to Serve Rec. Sys. Organization - an on-the-court session addressing the options for organizing your serve receive systems to best fit your team's personnel & competitive level.

Intro to Setter Techniques- a classroom session focused on teaching & training the movement & technique options for your team's setters at your competitive level.

USA VOLLEYBALL CAP LEVEL II MODULE TOPICS

Note that the BLACK topics are standard with your basic CAP Level II course fee & are offered at each course; the RED topics may require an additional fee and/or may be rotated & not offered at all courses. Some topics may be repeated during a weekend. Most Modules are 1.5 hours long.

DAY 2:

Match Management & Stats - a classroom session addressing how to teach blocking technique applicable to YOUR team's personnel & competitive level.

College Recruiting Issues - a classroom session addressing how to teach the techniques of individual defense such as forearm passing; reading, anticipation & movement skills; straight on digging; and emergency pursuit of the ball.

Serve Receive Offensive Systems - an on-the-court session concentrating on training your team's passers & hitters within your designed serve receive system for your competitive level.

Contrasting Team Offensive Systems - an on-the-court session comparing & contrasting the options for organizing your offensive system; advantages & disadvantages of systems to best fit your team's personnel & competitive level.

Contrasting Team Defensive Systems - an on-the-court session comparing & contrasting the options for organizing your defensive systems; advantages & disadvantages of systems to best fit your team's personnel & competitive level.

Sport Psychology for Coaches & Athletes - a classroom session focused on understanding the principles of sport psychology and goal setting activities for use with your team's personnel.

Running a Practice On the Court - an on-the-court session with practical ideas for and organizing & running your most effective practices; a hands on experience.

Conditioning for Strength & Power - a classroom/weight room session addressing principles of conditioning & strength training, and ideas for training your team on the court, in the weight room and for those without access to a weight room.

Attacker Roles (G) - an on-the-court session concentrating on identifying & training your hitters in their specific roles within your designed offensive system to best fit your team's personnel & competitive level.