CREATING EFFECTIVE SETTER TRAINING SESSIONS (AVCA-WALSH)

• Create a framework for properly developing the most highly specialized player on your team
• Add complexity to setter training drills to increase the physical and mental demands placed on setters
• Feed balls from game-like positions to effectively prepare your setters for competition

Rod Walsh shares some of the strategies he uses to create setters in a clinic that covers hand positioning, ball contact, footwork, setter defense and the mental side of setting.

After discussing techniques for hand contact and posture, Coach Walsh quickly moves to real game applications. Though setter training focuses on both technique and repetition, Walsh always brings the discussion back to how the technique is important in real-game applications.

One of the strengths of the presentation is Coach Walsh's ability to add a level of complexity to a drill to increase the physical and mental demands on the setter. By watching Coach Walsh's drill progression, viewers can easily see how a long-term training program can refine the skills of their own setters.

This presentation offers concepts that are appropriate for all skill levels and can be used with beginning setters as well as elite players.

Produced at the 2013 AVCA Annual Convention in Seattle, WA.

63 minutes. 2014.

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