FAQ:

We truly cater to all levels. We are staffed with some of the best coaches (and players) in the world.

If you are just starting out, just keep in mind that this can be an intense 9 hour day. We have a lot of beginners who just sign up for 1 session and then sign up for another one on the day. But that's not always available.

So far a typical clinic looks like this:

50/50 Male to Female

20% Open Level Players

30% Advanced Players

40% Intermediate Players

10% Beginners

But, of course, you'd be filling this with your own players and coaches so really, its up to you!

A little bit of both :)

Our reputation has been built on our high quality of coaching, instruction and training design. Players who sign up for the full day are committing to 7.5 hours of volleyball. So they are usually people who love to get better.

This is not just a show up and play situation. Practices will have tons of feedback in various drills. Towards the end of each session, we move into competitive games designed to put emphasis and build on the skills we are training.

All that being said, we think we're pretty cool guys and gals to hang with... and our moms certainly agree! :)

We usually split up men's and women's courts. 

Our job is to recognize the best split of skill level and gender in your group and then to make sure everyone gets challenged appropriately and learns a lot.

Sometimes we'll ask players who are clearly outpacing their gender if they want to try another court regardless of it being a men's or women's net.

Sometimes we get a group who wants to play co-ed or it's just a better fit in terms of skill level and we are happy to do that if it's appropriate and there's enough players who want to.

Unlike most clinic and camp organizers, we like keep a tight player to coach ratio. We recommend no more than 12 players to one coach on one court but this is really up to you.

We welcome all levels at all of our clinics! We will split up the courts based on levels.

There is no minimum but we recommend at least 4 players so we can run full game simulations. Keep in mind that 7.5 hours of practice for only four people can be grueling. The maximum number of players depends on the facility (number of courts), but we recommend no more than 12 per court.

Yes! Just make sure you communicate with your audience who you will allow to attend.  

We'd be happy to build out the links, post the clinic and have people register through our site. We could even inform our email list BUT, the organizers deposit is due 30 days before the clinic happens.