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The split step is one of the quickest ways to start moving closer toward your dream of going from good to great, or from great to legendary.

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what libero Academy members are saying

Read the wins our Libero Academy members have already achieved working in alignment with our courses and clinics inside the Academy. Theses athletes have taken more responsibility in learning and applying professional concepts into their game, moving them closer to their goals.

1

Jared Kim

Hey Dustin, I just wanted to thank you for all your help with mental game via the first HS Elite Libero Clinic and the Libero academy. I had a really rough first day at tryouts and felt that my talents weren't being as recognized by coaches. I went home, complained, got all upset, and blamed everyone but myself. However, it was after that when I watched the NCAAW Elite film where you reminded me of the Dichotomy of Control and to just focus on my play and the things that I could control. I came back the next day, started on the second court, played my game, and got moved up to the first court and killed it before being offered a spot on the 2s team as a Libero. Thank you so much for all of your help.

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Rosalind Wolf

Hey Dustin, I just finished Taichi's 7 Day Course and it opened my mind to so many other skillsets I can work on to incorporate into my play. It's really an awesome addition to the courses already there! I'm loving all the content that's being pumped so far, and all the events you've held that you allowed me to be a part of. Thanks to the 1v1's, Libero Academy, and the Tribe events you allowed me to be a part of, I am beginning to see my true potential come into fruition! My job as a college libero isn't over yet, but best believe I'm going out of my last year with a bang! I hope everything is going well for you in Poland and looking forward to seeing you in other events in the future! Keep working hard in Poland, and I'll do the same here!

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Nat Cureg

Hey Dustin, from Australia here! Up until March I was fine passing floats standing still up until I moved to DIV 1. Everyone was significantly older that me and had more experience than me, I STRUGGLED to perform the standards that I wanted to play at. I began to incorporate the split step into my play a couple months ago. I POPPED off at State Trials, I got selected and I am forever grateful for your insights on the split step. I expected a 45 minute seminar this morning (Australia time) and you went above and beyond. Your passion to play, learn and teach volleyball is more than inspiring. I'm planning on getting the Libero academy. School Holidays are coming up and I'm going to buy the monthly plan and DIVE into the content. I'm excited for what the future holds! Thanks Dustin

Learn the split step and become a more confident float serve passer

The Libero position is the leader of the back row on the volleyball team. It can take years of experience and thousands of reps to develop into a confident, assertive and aggressive libero. But not everyone started when they were 9 years old.

Luckily, you can save years of playing by learning the secrets that professional liberos use to help you understand the why and how for float serve passing.

One of the first pro-level secrets to learn to quickly improve your game is understanding and incorporating the split step into your float serve preparation. The split step is a small hop players take that primes their body and legs so when they get to the ball they're balanced on contact.

Understanding the 'tier 3 split step" will help you be more balanced and responsive, understanding and using the 'tier 4 split step" will empower you to take half the court and pass more balls in the 'sweet spot.'

Become more confident on float serves and watch the video now to start developing your split step.

LEARN THE SPLIT STEP

follow the 4-step libero academy process to build more confidence as you learn

Break through float serve anxiety, overwhelm and frustration with a step-by-step plan to help you track and move towards float serves

more efficiently so you can become a more consistent and confident libero.

1. Learn

Watch video breakdowns of athletes to see the split step in action so you can learn more efficiently.

2. implement

Practice the concepts you've learned with our simple drills that you can do with a friend, coach or parent.

3. feedback

Make huge gains with small adjustments from feedback on videos of you using the skills you've learned.

4. repeat

Continue to practice your skills as you move on to the next concept and build a solid foundation for success.

learn about the split step

so you can pass with more confidence

The split step is the first concept you need to master to become the confident libero you know you can be.

With the understanding and application of the split step you will be more often in a balanced and athletic position on contact - with the ball in front of your body on the "sweet spot" so you can adjust to last second floats.

Put an end to feelings of confusion, anxiety and stress that come from float serve shanks.

  • Learn the 4 tiers of split steps from a professional libero

  • Pass more efficiently by being balanced when you contact the ball

  • Use the split step to be more aggressive and take more court

  • Get a read on the ball and easily shift directions to be where the ball is going

  • Make more conscious, intentional and efficient steps toward the ball

  • Be more confident on serve receive and more prepared to adjust on float serves that float last second

  • Impress coaches with your leadership and how much court you can take

  • Dial in a quicker, more efficient first step to pass more balls and help your team sideout more often

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