The MNVBCA Pod

The MNVBCA Pod

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The MNVBCA Pod episodes

  • Part 1: Creative Thoughts On Youth Training - Stephen Willingham (Lakeville South Cougars)

    Looking for some creative ways to train youth players in your program?  This is the episode for you!  Join us as we talk with Stephen Willingham (Lakeville South Cougars) about thinking differently about the ways that we train younger players in volleyball.  Learn what he means by an "up and down" ball.  What does "high and halfway" mean?  Coach Willingham is one of the greatest minds in Minnesota volleyball.  We are sure you will pull a couple of nuggets of wisdom from this episode (and the next...this is a two parter).  

    48 min
  • We Are Back for Season 2!

    We are back for a 2nd Season of the MNVBCA Pod! In this episode, we chat with the new MNVBCA President, Lonnie Morken from Mabel-Canton.  What does the future of Minnesota Volleyball look like? What are you looking forward to this summer?  Join us for Season 2 of the MNVBCA Pod! 

    31 min
  • Scouting Your Opponent - Dan Westby (Marshall Tiger)

    Scouting is one of the ways that you can prepare your team to compete at the highest level.  In this episode, we are joined by Dan Westby (Marshall Tigers).  Dan has led the Tigers to a Minnesota record 9 State Championships.  There may not be another program in the state that scouts their opponents as much as Marshall does.  Listen in to hear the perspective on scouting from one of the best around.  

    53 min
  • Organizing and Participating in a Scrimmage

    The 2024 Minnesota volleyball season is here!  Join Darin Swenson (Litchfield) and Greg Sayuk (New Prague) in a discussion about recommendations (and in some cases, requirements) for running and participating in a preseason and post-season scrimmage.  

    39 min

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