Podcast 11 – Personal Update on the AVCA Convention and more

In this episode I take a break from the normal conversation format to do a bit of a personal update. It begins with a discussion of the recently completed (sort of) 2020 AVCA Virtual Convention. From there I talk about upcoming plans for both blog and podcast content. I also provide an update on where thing are at with the Medaille College volleyball teams following the conclusion of the first semester.

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Here are things I referenced in this episode:

My daily reports for each day of the Convention – Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, and Day 4. These include the videos of the live streams I did on Facebook each night after the event finished its programming.
Beth Launiere’s new book [amazon asin=1735499307&text=Stop Competing and Start Winning: The Business of Coaching]
Beth’s visit to Weekly Buzz to talk about the book.

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John is currently the Talent Strategy Manager (oversees the national teams) and Indoor Performance Director for <a href="https://www.volleyballengland.org/">Volleyball England</a>, as well as Global Director for Volleyball for <a href="https://nation.academy/">Nation Academy</a>. His volleyball coaching experience includes all three NCAA divisions, plus Junior College, in the US; university and club teams in the UK; professional coaching in Sweden; and both coaching and club management at the Juniors level. He's also been a visiting coach at national team, professional club, and juniors programs in several countries. Learn more on his <a href="https://coachingvb.com/john-forman-bio/">bio page</a>.

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