Youth Volleyball - Empower the Future – Details, episodes & analysis

What it takes to win, what does my mind set need to be?

Ever wonder how to make an opening speech at a camp. Stuff you should include, information needed.

How can you build culture through coaching approaches. This podcast will explore some of the approaches used at the academy and other places.

You are new to volleyball you have lots of questions what quote are available that will speak to you about your journey.

The cast we will discuss how to make a team selection and play fair,should this be a goal in youth volleyball?

Some strategies to use when coaching youth athletes

Quote wisdom is a new section where questions are asked and answered with a quote, why the quote was chosen and reasons why will be explored.

This episode talks about the role of the parent in the youth volleyball players journey.

What is different about the athletes who are playing volleyball today in comparison to the athletes that played 20 years ago? There are questions, are they motivated, do they understand what they need to do to earn the right to be on a team? What are your questions? Do you believe there is a difference?

This is our first podcast, feel free to comment, share, discuss, disagree. Podcast Introduction: Let's Talk Youth Volleyball - More Questions Than Answers The introduction is designed to immediately capture the audience's attention and set the tone for the podcast [i]. It starts with a welcoming statement and clearly defines the podcast's purpose: to explore the world of coaching young volleyball athletes [i].•Emphasis on Inquiry: The phrase "More Questions Than Answers" is intentionally provocative. It signals that this podcast isn't about providing definitive solutions or prescriptive advice [i]. Instead, it's about embracing a spirit of inquiry and recognizing that there are often multiple valid approaches to coaching [i]. This approach makes the podcast accessible to coaches of all levels of experience [i].•Host Introduction: Introducing myself, Dr. Darren Cannell, adds credibility and provides context for my perspective [i]. Mentioning my experiences coaching over 5,000 athletes and serving as president of the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association establishes my expertise while also humanizing me as someone who has faced the challenges of youth volleyball firsthand [i].•Personal Anecdote: Sharing my realization that "coaching isn't about having all the answers, but about asking the right questions" is a relatable and engaging way to connect with the audience [i]. It demonstrates humility and a willingness to learn from others, setting the stage for a collaborative environment [i].•Overview of Topics: Briefly mentioning topics such as skill development, team dynamics, ethical considerations, and athlete well-being provides a roadmap for future episodes [i]. This helps listeners understand the breadth of content that will be covered and encourages them to subscribe [i].