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​​​Our Strength & Conditioning program provides athletes with exceptional volleyball-specific training aimed at optimizing their athletic performance both on the court and in their daily life.​

Program Highlights

  • We offer S&C Classes to improve Vertical Jump, Speed, Strength, and Explosiveness (all designed specifically to help you on the volleyball court!)

  • We run Boys & Girls Club Team training, including on-court conditioning and team lifts in the weight room

  • All of our workouts include volleyball-specific programming that is periodized to match the demands of our tournament and training schedule

  • We also offer private and small group training with our S&C Coaches

  • All classes and workouts are run in our dedicated varsity weight room at the NAC, except for on-court speed and conditioning 

Interested in private S&C sessions?

Email strength@northeastvbc.com to schedule a session with Coach Molly or Coach Tim!
Classes & Training
Meet the Team

Meet the S&C Team

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Molly McHugh
Strength & Conditioning Director and Coach

Molly, a long-time NEVBC parent, joins our Strength & Conditioning team as S&C Director after coaching with the program since 2023. With over 20 years of experience as a Physical Education Teacher and middle school basketball and volleyball coach, Molly brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our program. As a former three-sport athlete and collegiate basketball player, she understands the dedication and hard work required to succeed in sports.

Molly is a NCSF certified Strength and Conditioning Coach, known for her ability to inspire athletes to push themselves to new limits and achieve their goals. Her passion for empowering athletes and promoting equity shines through in everything she does. As a proud mother of three daughters, Molly is dedicated to creating opportunities for all individuals to thrive. 

 

We cannot wait to see the impact Molly will have on our team and the athletes she trains. Welcome aboard, Molly!

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Tim Corcoran, Jr.
Assistant S&C Coach

 

Tim Corcoran Jr. is a Strength and Conditioning Coach from Ridgefield, CT who has worked with 100's of athletes from volleyball to swimming to mountain biking. He was a 4-time All American Swimmer, two-time Junior National Finalist and National Champion in the 100 and 200 Butterfly events setting both state and regional records.

 

Tim has been lucky enough to train multiple national champions and

Olympic trialists in swimming. In 2021, he was personally invited to the Olympic Trials by a long-time client of his who came home from long-time client of his who came home from Georgetown University to prepare for the Trials with him. During those 5 months, he made a second cut and set another state record. At Olympic Trials, he placed 16th as a 19 year old! The best part was that we did this all out of my garage with limited equipment.

From 2011-2020, Tim owned and operated his own fitness business at Four Seasons Racquet Club, where Cat and Garret Minyard began their journey with Northeast Volleyball Club. For three years after closing his doors, Tim focused on a few private clients and his position at the Country Club of Fairfield.

Tim loves connecting with his athletes and preparing them for competition, both physically and mentally. Tim is thrilled for the opportunity to join the NEVBC team and get back to his passion working with athletes.

At Home Workouts 

At Home Workouts

Before working out, always make sure the area around you is safe (clear floor, no hazards). Always perform the warm up and listen to your body. If something doesn’t feel right, do not do it. If you have an injury or you have been playing a lot of volleyball, it’s ok to go light or to skip. These workouts are for maintenance and to keep you moving and hitting your goals. We would suggest working out 3-4 days a week utilizing the workouts in order and keeping track of your workouts. When you finish them, repeat from beginning, but try to increase effort/reps/tension. 


If you need more instruction, feel free to reach out to Coach Molly at strength@northeastvbc.com to set up a private or small group training session.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a 101 and a 102 class?
101 classes are for athletes to learn proper form and use of the correct muscle groups. 102 classes are more advanced and for athletes who have either completed a 101 class or are given clearance to move onto a 102 class.

What should I bring with me to class?
You should wear athletic clothes to class and bring water, sneakers, and a positive attitude!
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