USA Volleyball Parent Resource Center
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Just as PCA encourages athletes to become the best player and teammate they can be, we also encourage parents to contemplate their role as a Second-Goal Parent® and how they can positively contribute to their child's youth sports experience.
In this Parent resource center, USA Volleyball (@usavolleyball) provides best practices, tips and actual "drills" that parents can do and think about to help them be a positive part of their child's experience playing volleyball. John Kessel, Director of Sport Development for USA Volleyball, shares his blog about watching his daughter play volleyball as she grows up.
This powerful collection of resources is a must-see for parents who have kids playing volleyball. From how to be a better spectator, to navigating college scholarships, to other key volleyball basics, the site is filled with free, downloadable resources.
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