Jennifer Sabin
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Biography
Coach Jennifer has been involved in volleyball for over 25 years. Jennifer is in her ninth year of coaching at the youth level and is USAV IMPACT and CAP I coaching certified. Coach Jennifer also volunteers her time teaching volleyball skills and fundamentals in competitive and recreational leagues for youth in grades 1-7 and her teams have won multiple league championships and tournaments. Growing up locally, Coach Jennifer has been an active athlete much of her life and believes in the capability of sports to help players develop respect for others, the value of perseverance and hard work, courage and teamwork. In high school, she was a starting Varsity player in soccer, basketball, track and as a setter and hitter in volleyball; earning various awards during her career. After significant knee injury she moved to playing Intramural volleyball at Texas A&M University and beach volleyball, working hard to graduate with honors and pursue her career. Personally, Jennifer is a Healthcare Revenue Cycle executive and continues to play with her adult volleyball team. She has also completed two 120.6 mile Ironman competitions in Texas and Mexico…for fun! Jennifer and her husband live in Frisco and stay busy with 3 active children.
Certification
IMPACT, CAP I
Coaching Level
FFVBC National Coach
USA Volleyball's Coaching Accreditation Program (CAP) - level I
Education
Coach Jennifer is an Honors graduate of Texas A&M University - College Station with a B.S. in Political Science.
Philosophy
I strive to build a strong skill foundation based on a dedication to max reps through varied drills that also help teach the game to our youth athletes. Through this process, players will be able to develop the confidence and proficiency needed to progress to advanced strategy. I also believe that every athlete is different and I strive to utilize the best coaching instruction and methods for each individual. One of my favorite quotes is: ”Sport participation at high levels is not forever. Providing an avenue for young adults to become great people is the only way I know how to change the world for the better.” Volleyball is more than just a sport – it can build lifelong friendships and teach invaluable lessons of leadership, perseverance and hard work that help players grow on and off the court. I take these goals to heart in the development of players.