AOC Talent ID Camps for Volleyball Players

Since college coaches currently have limited opportunities to see prospective student athletes in person, we're providing you with an opportunity to view and evaluate players across the country without leaving your house.

Based on our experience as former collegiate and national team coaches as well as AOC's position as a leader in national coaching clinics, we've developed a program that maximizes opportunities for the participating athletes. Equally important, we built it for you to see players performing the drills and movements that are meaningful in your evaluation.

Our technology partner, Clutch, delivers HD quality video of each talent ID camp that you can access on-demand, without restrictions, completely for free. There's no easier way to evaluate athletes across the country!

Here’s what you can expect from each AOC Talent ID camp:

3-hours of camp programming developed by a team of former collegiate coaches: Jim Stone (Ohio State), Terry Liskevych (OSU) and John Dunning (Stanford).
Camps are led by AOC with two additional coaches running each court.
Players in the graduating classes of 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.
Two cameras on each court with HD video available shortly after the camp ends along with a roster including each player's profile details, physical measurements (height, reach, wingspan) and contact information.
12-17 players per court (depending on local COVID guidelines) wearing numbered shirts color-coded by graduation year.
Registration limited by position to maximize touches and ensure the correct ratio of positions per court.

Here’s what you can expect from each AOC Talent ID camp:

3-hours of camp programming developed by a team of former collegiate coaches: Jim Stone (Ohio State), Terry Liskevych (OSU) and John Dunning (Stanford).
Camps are led by AOC with two additional coaches running each court.
Players in the graduating classes of 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.
Two cameras on each court with HD video available online shortly after the camp ends along with a roster including each player's profile details, physical measurements (height, reach, wingspan) and contact information.
12-17 players per court (depending on local COVID guidelines) wearing numbered shirts color-coded by graduation year.
Registration limited by position to maximize touches and ensure the correct ratio of positions per court.

You can watch the HD footage of all AOC Talent ID Camps on-demand, without restrictions, completely free after the event. You'll also be able to view a player roster with each athlete's profile details, physical measurements and contact information.

In order to watch, use the button below to register for access. This will set you up with a free account on The Art of Coaching Volleyball website where the camp video will be hosted.

We hope this provides a valuable resource for your program during these unprecedented and challenging times.

In order to watch, use the button below to register for access. This will set you up with a free account on The Art of Coaching Volleyball website where you can view the camp video.

We hope this provides a valuable resource for your program during these challenging times.

Who is AOC?

The Art of Coaching Volleyball (AOC) is an educational organization that provides online resources and live training to volleyball coaches and players all over the world.

Founded by three legendary volleyball coaches who are passionate about giving back and improving the game, AOC's unwavering commitment is to offer tools that will help coaches and players continually improve and evolve. If you’re a better volleyballer today than you were yesterday, we’ve done our job, and so have you.

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