10 titles. One system.
The system behind 10 national championships.
Coach Wilfred Navalta won 10 national titles at BYU Hawaii with an 81% all-time winning record. His time-out method fits on one card. It is free.
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A time-out is 60 seconds of instruction
Coach Navalta saw the same pattern in coaches who called time-outs and changed nothing. The players left the huddle with no more than they brought into it. His answer was instructional, not motivational: a fixed order of priorities that follows the ball, from first contact to the kill.
The planner covers both cases. When you call the time-out because momentum is slipping, you start with serve receive. When the opponent calls it to stop your run, you start with your serve. One minute, four priorities, in order. It also works in practice, so players hear the sequence under pressure long before a championship match.
Proof from the record
BYU Hawaii swept Nittaidai, the Japanese collegiate champion, in three sets. The team used Black Defense against their first-tempo offense.
The program ended Northern Michigan's 68-match home winning streak, then Washington University's 101-match home streak the next year.
Road wins over two Division I programs: Brigham Young University in five sets and the University of Hawaii in four.
The coaching system
The planner is one tool from a complete system. Each part stands alone, and the parts work together.
The CRITERION Playbook
Measure every situation. Set the criterion.
$49The VBSET Defensive System
Yellow, Red and Black. One shared language.
$39The VBSET Player Development Guide
Score every skill. Chart the progress.
$39Team Culture and Psychology
The philosophy behind 10 national championships.
$29Complete system
The Complete VBSET Coach's System
All four guides and the Time-Out Planner in one package.
Tactics before techniques
Measured, not guessed
A scoring system turns every practice into numbers. Improvement is objective, which removes the emotion from feedback.
Built for the gym
Printable forms, position tables and reference cards made to be used courtside.
Character first
The program's priority order was character, then education, then volleyball. The culture guide shows how it was built.