Jim Stone Basic Volleyball Movement, Defense Progression & Ball Control Drills

In this video Jim Stone shows a basic progression of volleyball movements, defensive progressions and ball control drills for beginner volleyball players.

[@luispalacios5086]

These drills are great! First time coaching, I'll definitely be using these drills.

[@charmaynescott2]

You’re such a great coach I’m a first time coach and you have helped me so far with my girls I have a Lotta new girls that have never played before I play volleyball when I was young thank you keep posting I’m from Indianapolis Indiana school 55

[@LoneOakWoodworks]

A lot of excellent drills, thank you for posting.

[@lupitabautista303]

Amazing video, thank u so much for uploading it ❤️

[@samf2938]

I like to be assistant volleyball coach with you

[@MalishaLObet]

Great couching..I’m a vball player and I’ve never been couched like these girls are, they’re lucky to have such great couch.

[@natskii7026]

I'm not disappointed by him sofa

[@aliciar8978]

Great drills and video!!

[@edenioluna1867]

Buen entrenamiento , saludos desde la República Dominicana. 🇩🇴🇩🇴

[@jeanbaptistepadamawappou2664]

Allô

[@40beretta1]

once again coach stone works defensive mechanics over and over..great training video. when you reach the 11 min mark skip to 14:40...some euro coach, worthless filler . get back to coach stone as quick as you can.. Some of the skills are for more advanced players...that said, you can bring these in for younger players...especially the foot work and playing the ball at knee height

[@MegaJSBA]

Muy buena práctica de recepcion

[@farideiranmanesh3020]

thank u

[@nouvilieriilho4694]

Very good pratice

[@b.p.v.premkumar7342]

Excellent teaching skills . great Sir

[@gianfrancomelissari3062]

Bravissimo good

[@alisonsexton362]

JW- Why do defenders need to back up to the sideline in the drill at ~14:00?

[@veronicarepp6842]

I think it’s an exaggeration of their need to go back to base after a play, like they don’t need to go ALL THE WAY back to the sideline when playing but they’re probably doing that so that they can create a muscle memory to always go back. If that’s not somewhat the reason why they’re doing that, then I have not idea. I thought that was a weird drill anyway. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@mesakekulinisau1091]

Wow great

[@suphadasangkon6444]

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[@manmeetpoonia13]

Jim sir can you please make video on improving contact point during spiking ....

[@alecweitl2477]

Coaching role model

[@wabinagirma6718]

wow it is nice drills

[@RPimentel2]

Este treinamento é o que todos realizam no mundo. E todos sabem que os exercícios devem ser realizados o mais próximo da realidade. Mas não é o que está exibido aqui. Todos se desculpam dizendo que a exibição é para ilustrar outros treinadores. Mas, por que não fazê-lo em situações reais de jogo? Outro detalhe: a técnica de defesa anterior ao advento da manchete era realizada de toque de mãos, tal qual a recepção dos serviços (saques). Inclusive, não permitido os dois toques. Relativo ainda à defesa de ataques violentos, observa-se, inclusive no alto nível, que os atletas realizam esquivas (como boxers) quanto a ataques acima da linha de cintura, pela dificuldade proporcionada pela posição baixa das mãos; ou quando muito, da elevação dos braços para manchete alta. Não são treinados para optarem pela melhor escolha, mas para repetir o que lhes dizem: são robotizados, adestrados, não lhes facultam aprender a pensar!

[@rabidscallion9947]

Good video but why is it in 240p?

[@tylerstrom3308]

Because it's from 2005...

[@rabidscallion9947]

Tyler Strom ohhhhhh. Yay makes perfect sense.

[@patrickt.randolph7043]

Great drills~!!!!

[@yassinenaoui1459]

We observe the old practice better than today although technology but not perfect

[@d.adeporte6163]

kayna a khouya yassin l3az

[@abdoupato1]

Good

[@ishaq1able]

Add more videos please

[@kurtschasker2295]

having the athletes backpedal to position in the middle of a rally right when the athlete needs to be ready to react is incredibly dumb. Further, having defensive athletes up close on the quick attack doesn't pay off in any case because hard driven middle attacks are literally almost never dug. A hard driven middle attack that is dug and turned into a point might happen once every three or four matches. These drills emphasize a fantasy about the game of volleyball where coaches imagine their athletes as constantly digging hard driven balls. The reality is that hard driven balls are rarely dug, and hard driven middle attacks are essentially never dug (and turned into points)

[@adamwienckowski146]

When you present information in that manner no one will want to listen

[@jackwood5006]

Lotsa young ladies standing around...

[@friesenblock]

I do not prefer coach centralized exercises. Let the ahtletes work and just observe and give hints on how to improve..

[@deasttn]

Sure. Although sometimes the reliability of a coach tossing the ball is necessary (especially when creating a demonstration video).

[@НадеждаЕлхова-ъ9в]

Детям очень нравится когда тренер с ними работает.Это и есть работа детского тренера.

[@laytonandsarahobbs2842]

bad

[@laytonandsarahobbs2842]

yas queen go off

[@JoseTorres-vg1yk]

No puede el viejo hablar en castellano desps la sesión esta buena solo el viejo que habla explica en inglés tradusca castellano