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Bill Harrison – Central Vision Slows the Game Down

In this video Bill Harrison describes and teaches about central vision and how this skill if used correctly can significantly slow the game down. The problem is this skill has real physical limitations...

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Bill Harrison on Reading the Game

Reading the game is described by many coaches and players including Karch Kiraly and Hugh McCutcheon as the premier skill in volleyball. This video is the first video in a series of videos we filmed...

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Intermediate Dynamic Visual Skills and Drills for Volleyball with Bill and...

This is the missing element to Karch Kiraly “Reading the game concepts!”     For Karch his ability to switch from point to point and slow the game down when switching from arm swing to ball is natural...

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Volleyball Coaching – “Karch Kiraly Read the Game” What It Means to Coaching

Article originally published in 2013…   So for the last few years now perhaps the hottest topic in volleyball is the “Read the Game” concept. The idea was brought to light by a few of the best coaches...

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“Reading the Game” for Volleyball: Reading – Planning – Doing, Model for...

Did you know one of the biggest breakthroughs in the “science of coaching volleyball” today is called “Reading the Game”? Most of the ideas related to this were first introduced by Karch Kiraly...

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What Current “Reading the Game” Model for Volleyball Coaching Misses –...

In my last article (“Reading the Game” for Volleyball: Reading – Planning – Doing Model) I introduced Karch Kiraly, Hugh McCutcheon, Paula Weishoff, Ron Larson and Tom Black theories on “Reading the...

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How To OODA Loop Your Opponent Using Hicks Law (Article 6)

I would like to share an easy to use and easy understand example of how to OODA Loop your opponent using Hick’s law. This example was used on me initially quite effectively by my good friend Colin...

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How To Coach the OODA Loop Verbal Cues To Youth Players – OODA Loop For...

This article contains a video example and verbal cues of how Andor Gyulai teaches volleyball spiking technique using the OODA Loop. The OODA Loop’s founded by John Boyd (the fighter pilot who changed...

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Response Complexity and Its Effects on Reaction Time When Playing Volleyball...

Response Complexity – People organize movements in advance. If the action or skill is more complex, reaction time increases as more time is required to organize the system for movement initiation.   In...

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Player Self Discovery of Spiking Problems Using the OODA Loop to Focus on...

In this powerful video the OODA Loop coaching cues are used to help the player discover most of her spiking problems have less to do with her technique and more to do with “Reading” and orientation of...

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Coaching Youth Volleyball Blocking Technique – Video 4 – Vision with Chris...

In this videos Chris Harger focuses on vision and “Reading the game” as it relates to coaching youth volleyball blocking technique.   Points discussed include: – Visual sequence, ball – setter – ball –...

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Coaching Youth Volleyball Blocking Technique – Video 5 – Timing with Chris...

In this videos Chris Harger focuses on timing and setting the block as it relates to coaching youth volleyball blocking technique.   Points discussed include: – Timing – Where to set the block based...

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Go Beyond Reading the Game for Volleyball, Slow the Game Down After You...

“Reading the game is the premier skill in volleyball” – Karch Kiraly. I DISAGREE!   Great players and coaches go beyond “Reading the game” and have or coach the ability to slow the ball and game down...

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What Coaches Miss When Teaching Reading the Game – How To Slow The Ball and...

This series of video is the result of over 3 years of personal research on “Reading the Game” and “How To Slow The Ball Down.” In the videos I review why Karch theories on Reading the Game are wrong in...

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AVCEx – A Review Of Reid Priddy Answer On My Question To Vision for Spiking

So this past week Reid Priddy (USA Volleyball Indoor Olympian Standout) did a Vlog (Video Blog) on a questions I asked him about vision. The question: “Do you have a vision routine for hitting?” His...

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Volleyball1on1 OODA Loop Volleyball Vision Coaching Blueprint and Vision...

Why Read This? In the last 6 years the biggest change in coaching the sport of volleyball has be the concept of “Reading the Game.” Yet most coaches teach it wrong in my opinion and in so doing miss so...

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Just Launched – Peak Performance OODA Loop Vision Training Posters

We are excited to announce the launch of our Peak Performance OODA Loop Vision Training Posters. These 27″ x 39″ posters are ideal for helping athletes in all sports including volleyball improve their...

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Peak Performance OODA Loop Vision Training – Level 1 – Exercises

Level 1 – Involves players “Observing” and “Orientating” information on one or more posters while being static, meaning not moving. The purpose of level 1 exercises are to help: Acclaimed athletes to...

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Peak Performance OODA Loop Vision Training – Level 3 – Exercises

Level 3 – Involves players “Observing,” “Orientating,” “Deciding,” and making an “Action” based upon information on one or more posters. Players are now ideally in constant motion. The purpose of level...

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Peak Performance OODA Loop Vision Training – Level 4 – Exercises

Level 4 – Involves players “Observing,” “Orientating,” “Deciding,” and making an “Action” based upon information on one or more posters while watching and interacting with a separate moving object in...

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