Q: What are the advantages of a private/small group lesson?
A: Sometimes players need a little extra help with a skill - especially when they are fine tuning. Club season tends to be team centric, and clinics tend to be focused on more gross skill development. Private/Small Group lessons give players that extra attention that may help them make a breakthrough with skills that are giving them a problem.

Q: Who should attend this?
A: Realistically any player who wants to improve at their position. Even Division I collegiate players work on their technique and form. Becoming more proficient means becoming more efficient, becoming more efficient makes you more effective, and being more effective helps both the individual improve as well as helping their team compete at a higher level.

Q: What can my child expect?
A: The coaches are at the player’s disposal. Whatever they want to work on the coaches are happy to help them with. Our coaches can identify issues and break down any of the skills that players may want to work on as well as give players the context within a game of how a change/improvement in technique can benefit them. These sessions are very low pressure and meant to help a player grow their game at their pace without the distractions that can be present in a team/clinic style setting.

Q: Which coach should I sign up with?
A: All of our coaches can teach skills up to the collegiate level for any player looking to improve. That said, each of our coaches do have their specializations:
- Coach Steve: Passing/Defense & Attacking
- Coach Bobbi: Attacking & Blocking
- Coach Danielle: Setting & Serving
- Coach Sarah: Setting & Passing/Defense