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Thanks Antonio,
I put in my match notes that in a case like I need to verbally confirm what the coach is asking.How do you approach the coach and confirm in that case? Most of my R2's last year were in gym's so quiet you could hear a pin drop.I caught a couple of net violations too-one I led with and one we both got at the same time.
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Just ask the coach if they were asking for a time out, especially if the environment is loud.
I'm an advocate of the FIVB technique (minus the technical aspect). Coaches are required to give the time out signal to indicate they want one. That alleviates the "too loud" aspect. Until then, just tell the coach it's hard to hear and clarify that they want one before granting it. |
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