Improve Your Volleyball Learn How To Play Volleyball in Las Vegas

Summer is a great time for athletes to separate themselves.

If your player wants to improve ball control, sharpen overall skill, and train in a more serious environment, my June Saturday Ball Control Clinics are a strong option.

These sessions are fast-paced, structured, and modeled after collegiate-type training.

Spots are limited.
Email [email protected] to reserve your player’s spot.

Nike vs Under Armour vs Mizuno: The HONEST comparison

I've been sponsored by multiple brands throughout my pro career.

I've worn them ALL. Tested them ALL. And here's what nobody else will tell you... 👇

Nike: Strong brand recognition, easy to find, attractive price point.

BUT—Nike's focus is spread across dozens of sports. Volleyball isn't their primary market. This shows up in the details.

Under Armour: Excellent compression technology across all products.

BUT—They're relatively new to volleyball-specific equipment. They don't have decades of player feedback built into designs.

Mizuno: Specializes in volleyball. 40+ years perfecting products with feedback from national teams and pro leagues worldwide.

Here's the question:

Do you want knee pads from a company that makes everything, or from a company that SPECIALIZES in volleyball? 🤔

My guide includes complete brand comparison:
📌 Engineering differences that matter
📌 Volleyball-specific vs generic design
📌 Real performance testing
📌 Honest pros and cons of each brand

No brand bias. Just 30+ years of elite experience.

https://www.improveyourvolley.com/mizuno-volleyball-knee-pads.html

Which brand does YOUR player wear? Why did you choose it? 👇

🏐 I’ve been sponsored by multiple brands, but I keep coming back to Mizuno for a reason.

Throughout my career, I’ve worn equipment from Mizuno, Asics, Champion, and others.

Some brands made good products.

But too often, volleyball players were treated like an afterthought.

A lot of companies build for bigger sports first, then try to make those products “work” for volleyball.

That approach misses the details that matter:
→ how volleyball players land
→ how often they dive
→ how much lateral movement they make
→ how long they wear gear in tournament settings

Mizuno has spent decades building specifically for volleyball, and you can feel that difference.

That’s exactly what I break down in my new article:
✅ T-10 Plus vs LR6
✅ Position-specific recommendations
✅ Brand comparison
✅ What actually matters when buying knee pads

https://www.improveyourvolley.com/mizuno-volleyball-knee-pads.html

What brand has your player had the best experience with? 👇

Mizuno Volleyball Knee Pads: A Club Coach's Position By Position Guide A Las Vegas club coach breaks down which Mizuno volleyball knee pads work best for liberos, setters, hitters and youth players based on 14 years of experience.

Getting the wrong size is costing your player performance.**

Too tight = cuts circulation and creates discomfort
Too loose = slides down during play

But here's what most families don't know: you need to measure correctly. 📏

Mizuno uses a straightforward sizing system based on leg circumference about 2 inches above the kneecap.

Not at the kneecap. Not below it. Above it.

This matters because:

Wrong measurement = wrong fit = slippage, discomfort, distraction, and less confidence on defense.

My comprehensive guide includes:
✅ How to measure correctly
✅ Mizuno sizing tips
✅ When to size up for growing athletes
✅ Why fit affects performance more than most people realize

If your player is constantly adjusting knee pads, sizing may be the real problem.

https://www.improveyourvolley.com/mizuno-volleyball-knee-pads.html

Have you ever ordered the wrong size online? 👇

Mizuno Volleyball Knee Pads: A Club Coach's Position By Position Guide A Las Vegas club coach breaks down which Mizuno volleyball knee pads work best for liberos, setters, hitters and youth players based on 14 years of experience.

Imagine your daughter walking into summer training and tryout season as a much more confident hitter than she is right now.

More explosive footwork.
Cleaner arm swing.
Smarter ball placement.
More aggressive attacking mindset.

That is exactly what my May Spiking and Hitting Clinics are designed to build.

Upcoming dates:
Saturday May 16
Sunday May 17
Saturday May 30
Sunday May 31

$40 one session
$80 two sessions
$120 three sessions

Email [email protected] to register.