1. Clear your mind If you want to be ready for that hit or pass, don't be distracted. 2. Get ready to move Did you coach ever yell at you, saying "You don't have nails in your shoes!"?Movement first, then think about where to hit the ball. 3. Know where to move You're in the big game, down by one point. The opposing team serves, and BAM!; you missed it. You don't want to mess up where you are going; know where to go.
If not serious it should serve and return the ball. If playing with a position you should accomplish your position. For example the setter needs the set the outside hitters to spike.
When designing a volleyball training program, factors to consider include the players' skill levels, physical fitness, goals, position-specific needs, injury prevention, and periodization for optimal performance.
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Stated needs are those that the customer clearly tells you about. They are the easiest to deal with. A stated needs are things that somebody Says they need, real needs are things that the person actually needs or really needs
In volleyball, a team needs to reach 25 points to win a set.
A need is something that a person has to have in order to survive.Things like food, water or shelter are needs while Want is simply something that a person desires or things which you wish to have. Things like PSP, video games, and computers.
In college volleyball, a team needs to win three out of five sets to win a match.
when a player needs to come out of the game or isn't doing well
Deficiency Orientation: According to Maslow, a preoccupation with perceived needs for things a person does not have.
unlimited hit you can hit it on your side as many times as needed. in normal volleyball you can only hit it 3 times and it needs to go over. usually a bump, set and a spike.
To organize a meeting, a person needs to breakdown when things will be said. What events will take place during the meeting needs to be timed out as well.
Be other oriented. Focus on the other person's needs and view things from the other person's perspective. Practice active listening.