Don’t worry you are not the only parent out there that feels this way. However, there is more than just the game to know about. There are so many different options out there that it can be overwhelming not to mention the politics involved.
First, figure out the people that can help you. This may be your team’s coach, the club director, or another parent on your team. Another great source is a coach on a different team that you have a relationship with. Ideally, it is someone that has a broad range of experiences and will give you a nonbiased response to your questions. Remember coaches and club directors may give you the company line and will look after their own interests before looking after yours.
Second, watch good volleyball! Look for patterns, volleyball is full of them. Have someone that you have identified from above watch with you so that you can ask questions.
Third, read! There are numerous books and websites that can give you the information you need. This includes information about the game, tournaments, and organizations involved. There are also places to read commentary about these as well to get other’s opinions on what is out there.
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