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Block Out Academy in Birmingham, AL focuses on detailed instruction of volleyball fundamentals.

10/26/2026

Her goals haven't changed. Why does her BOA development keep getting pushed aside?

It's no secret what athletes build at BOA.

Confidence Competence.

They receive clear instruction, consistent training, and accountability. They grow as athletes and as individuals.

So why does another sports schedule come out, another commitment get added, and suddenly the training that's helping her develop gets pushed to the bottom of the calendar?

Ask your athlete about her goals. Ask her what BOA training is doing for her.

**If she's growing, gaining confidence, and becoming a better athlete, why put that on hold?**

Commit to her development. Build the rest of the calendar around it.

**Advanced Skill Training registration closes October 28.**

Read our latest newsletter for upcoming programs, training opportunities, and our 2028 Travel Team expansion.

https://mailchi.mp/blockoutacademy.com/her-goals-havent-changed-why-does-her-training-keep-getting-pushed-aside

10/25/2026

We always progress.

These are fun- challenging - lots of movement - lot of ball control!

Good stuff!

10/23/2026

**What if she never gave up?**

At 15, Addison Lovell was the second-string setter, still waiting for her opportunity.

Today? Over 1,000 career assists, an Elite Eight appearance, and a college volleyball commitment.

Her potential was always there. Commitment and consistency made the difference.

**Her story is still being written. Yours is, too.**

Read Addison's story:
https://mailchi.mp/blockoutacademy.com/what-if-she-never-gave-up

10/22/2026

That moment when “I can’t figure this out” turns into “I’ve got it.”

One of my favorite things in coaching is watching those breakthroughs. The little aha moments when something that felt so difficult finally clicks.

Yesterday, Kelsey was learning a slide for the first time. Figuring out the steps and taking off her left foot felt awkward. There were stutter steps, hesitation, and plenty of figuring it out.

So we broke it down. Little by little. Rep by rep.

And then it clicked.

That’s the part I love. Watching an athlete work through the awkwardness and realize she CAN do something she couldn’t do a few minutes earlier.

Athletes, give yourself permission to be a beginner at something. Listen, apply the correction, and stay with it long enough to have your breakthrough.

So proud of you, Kelsea and the work you’re putting in toward the goals ahead of you. Keep building.

Your potential deserves your commitment.

10/20/2026

From basketball girl to All-Conference Volleyball Standout!

Congratulations to Giselle on earning All-Metro Honors!

Her dad said it best:

“Giselle’s confidence skyrocketed... With the BOA training that she received from Coach Nev, she became a force on the volleyball court this school season!”

**Could Giselle’s story be your daughter’s story, too?**

Read her transformation story:
https://mailchi.mp/blockoutacademy.com/giselle-started-with-potential-so-does-your-daughter

10/20/2026

“Girls do good when they feel good.

Boys feel good when they do good.”

I always think of this principle when working with each group.

What do you guys think? In your experience, what’s the biggest difference between coaching boys and girls?

10/16/2026

First of all, you gotta love Whitney. One of the most coachable GROWNUP athletes there is. And she’s back wanting MORE. ❤️🚀🙌

As a coach, I love that. Give me an athlete who listens, tries, receives feedback, and is willing to try again. There is so much we can build from there.

Working with a beginner is like starting with a blank canvas. Everything is new. What looks simple from the sidelines takes real focus when you’re learning it for the first time.

Parents, if you have a beginner, this is what it looks like.

Confidence grows as they start to understand what to do ( as they build competence) and discover they can actually do it.

Whitney, thank you for being brave, being coachable, and coming back ready for more. We just love you.

Address

133 West Oxmoor Road Suite 203
Homewood, AL
35209

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 9pm
Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm
Sunday	12pm - 4pm

Telephone

+12054016485

Website

http://www.blockoutacademy.com/, http://www.alabamasettercountry.com/

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