Experienced tutor in Volleyball in Littleton, Walter offers private lessons tailored to your needs.

Walter was a great coach for my young teen daughter. He emphasized form and technique and was able to meet her at her level and offer great ideas for improvements. I would highly recommend.

We highly recommend Walter for private lessons. He is highly knowledgeable and emphasizes not only skills but mental resilience too. Our daughter has grown as a player and, more importantly, as a person thanks to Walter's coaching.

I have been working with Walter ever sense the start of my volleyball career and he has been a large part of making me into the volleyball player that I am today. I am an outside hitter who plays back row and I have always found success working with Walter. He is incredibly experienced and can observe a player and transform them as soon as he begins to work with them. I highly recommend working with Walter!

Walter is a seasoned (not old!) volleyball coach who has coached all levels of players. He is patient, yet expects players to work hard in order to improve. He doesn't just teach fundamentals of the sport, but educates players on how to read the opposing team, attack weaknesses and use their own strengths. He is also a good, honest human being - a role model for any athlete.

Walter is a great technical instructor. He also worked on my daughter's mental game and helped with her confidence. She had a lot of fun working with him!

My daughter has learned so much from Walter. He is lots of fun and makes the girls feel comfortable to ask questions. He is also very good at getting the girls to think about and recognize what they doing that may need improvement. He talks with them, not at them. Lots of laughs but they also work hard and take away valuable knowledge. Time well spent! He is also always sure to tell them what they are doing well.

Walter was extremely helpful in providing instruction for my daughter on the fundamentals of setting. He helped her understand the importance of proper footwork and gave her things she could work on at home to improve her footwork and hand skills. Most importantly he taught her to think about what she did wrong when she missed a set so that she could diagnose the issue herself and work to fix it. She learned more and made more progress through his lessons than she did from coaches during practice.