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5. Andrea Anastasi:'A coach must follow his own path, make up his own plan.'

5. Andrea Anastasi:'A coach must follow his own path, make up his own plan.'

Andrea started to coach in Brescia in 1994, other Italian clubs, the Italian National Team, the Spanish National Team, Italy again, Polish clubs, Belgium...now we are 26 years later and Andrea coaches the team of Verva Warszawa in Poland. At lot to look back at. A lot of lessons

4. Liam Sketcher: 'You can’t “fix” players, but you can help them improve.'

4. Liam Sketcher: 'You can’t “fix” players, but you can help them improve.'

Liam Sketcher has been part of the Australian Men's Senior National Team since 2017. On a club level he's currently coaching in Switzerland with one of the top teams over there, Volley Schönenwerd. Volley|Brains is really focused on delivering articles of coaches with a clear

3. Angelo Lorenzetti: 'Study the game because it never stops teaching you something new.'

3. Angelo Lorenzetti: 'Study the game because it never stops teaching you something new.'

Hi Volleybrains readers, My first memories of following Italian Serie A1 volleyball are the finals of the 2001-2002 season. Daytona Modena versus Sisley Treviso, one of the truly classic battles. That finals race was won by Modena in 4 games. At Modena were playing legendary players like Andrea Giani, Lloy

2. John Cook: 'Be A Lifelong Learner'

2. John Cook: 'Be A Lifelong Learner'

During the Christmas holidays I had the pleasure to get on a video call with coach Cook. John Cook is the head coach of the Nebraska Huskers volleyball program. Under John's guidance the Huskers went on to grab 4 National Championships. This current season is his 21st straight

1. Vital Heynen: 'Our game has to become even more dynamic, more play, less breaks.'

1. Vital Heynen: 'Our game has to become even more dynamic, more play, less breaks.'

Vital Heynen is the head coach of Sir Safety Perugia in the Italian Serie A and the Polish national team coach. Read his answers to the Volley|Brains questions below. Why did you decide to become a professional volleyball coach? What pushed you towards that decision? I remember that while