Volleyball Coaching Wizard Jefferson Williams

Among the Winningest Coaches You’ll Find Anywhere

Transplant Jefferson Williams has amassed a ridiculous amount of silverware while coaching in his adopted country, England. He has also been involved in the English and Team GB programs in a number of different roles over the years, and is considered a mentor to many of the younger generation of U.K. coaches. All this while holding down a day job! His career has overlapped with those of fellow Wizards Ismo Peltoarvo, Stelio DeRocco, and Stephen Pierce.

His resume includes:

  • Won 20 men’s national championships and 15 cup titles in England
  • Won 12 English women’s national championships and 11 cups.
  • Coached the English National Team 1987-2003
  • Additional professional coaching experience in Sweden

Here’s some of what Jefferson discusses in his interview:

– The challenges of being a player/coach
– Cultural differences
– Coaching in a place where volleyball is a minor sport
– Coaching education and development
– Working with male and female players

Play this excerpt for a taste of the sort of insights and ideas you’ll get from the full interview:

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Volleyball Coaching Wizard Simon Loftus

Coach of Scotland’s First Ever International Trophy Winners

Simon Loftus started his coaching at the youth level in his native Scotland, but soon was on to bigger things. He developed the Leeds Metropolitan University program which dominated U.K. university volleyball for several years. He then went on to lead the Scottish men to their first ever trophy in international competition. After spending time coaching in the US, he returned to England.

His resume includes:

  • Coach of the England Men’s National Team
  • 2012 Novatel Cup winner as Scottish National Team head coach
  • 6 U.K. university championships (BUCS) and 5 Volleyball England Student Cup titles
  • NCAA tournament appearance while coaching in the US
  • Also coached professionally in Sweden

Here’s some of what Simon discusses in his interview:

– Developing a coaching style
– Working with male vs. female athletes
– Comparing the US and European systems
– Coaching against lower caliber opposition

Play this excerpt for a taste of the sort of insights and ideas you’ll get from the full interview:

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