Volleyball Training Solutions

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Jim Stone

Head coach at The Ohio State University for 26 years before retiring after the 2007 collegiate season. Over his final 19 years with the Buckeye program, he established Ohio State as an annual Top 25 team. During that period, Ohio State had an overall record of 394-149 (.726) and a Big Ten Conference mark of 241-135 (.641).
He won the Big Ten Conference Championship three times, finishing second five times, third four times and fourth three times. The Buckeyes participated in 15 NCAA Tournaments, advancing to the NCAA Championship Semifinals in 1991 and 1994.

Steve Colpus

Steve Colpus serves as the co-owner and director of Matchpoint Volleyball Summer Camps and Clinics and is a member of the Front Range Volleyball staff in Colorado.

Jim Miret

Jim is not only the Head Coach of Front Range, he is also the coach who has been in the Front Range program the longest. Jim was also a First Assistant at the University of Colorado and at Regis University.

OurMission

Jim Stone Volleyball Training Solutions is dedicated to increasing the volume and quality of available coaching information, and making this information available to volleyball coaches of all levels. This will be accomplished by top level volleyball coaches sharing their methods, systems and philosophy and making this information relevant and accessible to volleyball coaches. The material presented will embrace a diversity of styles, philosophies and methodology. It is also the intention of Jim Stone Volleyball Solutions to support and grow youth volleyball by supporting national and regional developmental programs. A portion of site proceeds will go to the “Semper Fi Fund” . The Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit set up to provide immediate financial support for injured and critically ill members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families.

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Testimonials

Russ Rose - Penn State University

Five-time NCAA National Championship Winner
“This site is a great tool to advance your coaching skills. Budgets are getting tighter and there is no better value for your money when it comes to coaching development than a membership in Jim Stone’s VTS.”

Mark Rosen - University of Michigan

“This site is a great way to actually see how coaches train, how their practices move, how they communicate and watch makes them successful. I always want to learn new things, but it’s hard to get to somebody else’s gym when you are busy training your own team. Every time I watch, I learn new little pieces that I can add to my coaching vitae.”