Quick Check · One clip, one fix, one real coach

Send one clip. Get Coach Lea's read.

A Quick Check is one clip, one skill, and Coach Lea's own read: a personal email from a real coach, not an automated report.

A real email from Coach Lea: the one thing to fix, how to fix it, and a drill to start on.

Send a clip How it works

What you get

An email from Coach Lea, in her own words

What she sees, the one thing to fix first, how to fix it, and what the athlete already does well.

Then a next step: a drill to run this week, or a link to book a session if the fix needs live work. Sent from coach@pipelinevb.com and signed by Lea. No templates, no scores, no automated report.

Apps and AI tools can score a clip in seconds. They can't tell you which of six possible causes is yours, or what to do about it on Tuesday at practice. That's the part Coach Lea does. App, AI or coach? An honest comparison →

Every Quick Check email

Coach Lea's read of your clip, in her own words
The one thing to fix first, and how
What the athlete does well
Which reps to rewatch, and what to look for
One drill matched to the fix
Next step: keep training, or book a session

How it works

Film it. Send it. Fix it.

Send one clip

One athlete, one skill, 30 seconds to 2 minutes. Paste a link on the submission page.

Coach Lea confirms

She checks the clip is usable and emails payment details. Bad angle? You get a free re-film.

She watches every rep

Pausing, rewinding, comparing rep to rep: the same way she reviews film with her own teams.

Her email arrives

Within 48 hours: what to fix, how, a drill, and whether a session would help.

Price and limits

One clip, one skill, one price

Coach Lea's Quick Check

$40 per clip

Coach Lea's email within 48 hours

A real email from Coach Lea: the one thing to fix, how to fix it, and a drill to start on. One athlete, one skill, one clip.

One athleteper submission

One skilla second skill is a second Quick Check

One clipa file or a shared link

30 sec – 2 minclip length

5 – 10 repsof the same skill

Whole body in frameside view for hitting and serving

Send a clip How to film

No payment on this site: after you submit, Coach Lea confirms your clip and sends payment details. Unusable clip (angle or lighting)? One free re-submission.

Pick the skill

What should Coach Lea look at?

Each page shows what she checks, the common errors for that skill, and how to film it.

Attacking

Approach, arm swing and contact

Attacking analysis →

Serving

Toss, contact and float

Serving analysis →

Passing

Serve receive and passing analysis

Passing analysis →

Setting

Hands, footwork and location

Setting analysis →

Blocking

Footwork, press and timing

Blocking analysis →

Defense

Digging and floor position

Defense analysis →

How to film

Any phone. One angle that shows the skill.

Whole body in frame, side view for hitting and serving, 5 to 10 reps of the same skill. That's it.

Phone footage from far away can't show hand and wrist detail, and film from behind a hitter hides the contact point. Our filming guide has the angle for each skill and the mistakes that make a clip unusable.

Read the filming guide

Quick filming checklist

Landscape, phone propped or held still
Whole body visible, feet included
Side view for hitting and serving
5–10 reps of one skill
Good light, no filming into windows
Jersey number visible if others are in frame

Every Quick Check is watched and written up by Coach Lea Conner — FHSAA Coach of the Year, 17 years coaching, with a 2018 National Championship season on the University of Tampa staff. Meet your coaches →

Questions

Quick Check, answered

What is a Quick Check?

One clip, one skill, one athlete. Coach Lea watches it herself and emails you the one thing to fix, how to fix it, and a drill to start on. It is a personal review from a real coach, not an automated report.

Is this an app or an AI?

No. Plenty of volleyball apps and AI tools will score a clip in seconds. A Quick Check is Coach Lea — FHSAA Coach of the Year, 17 years coaching — watching your athlete and writing to you in her own words. See app, AI or coach? for an honest comparison.

What do I send?

One clip of one athlete doing one skill: 30 seconds to 2 minutes, 5 to 10 reps, whole body in frame. Side view for hitting and serving. Paste a shared link on the submission page.

Can I send a link instead of a file?

Yes. YouTube (public or unlisted), Google Drive, Dropbox or Hudl all work. Set sharing to anyone with the link can view.

What if my clip is unusable?

If the angle or lighting means the skill can't be read, you get one free re-submission. Coach Lea will tell you what to change.

How do I pay?

There is no payment on this site. After you submit, Coach Lea confirms your clip and sends payment details by email. Full refund until she starts the review; none after the email is sent.

Is my child's video safe?

Video is used only to provide the review, stored in Pipeline Volleyball's private Google Drive, never posted or sold, and deleted on request. A parent or guardian submits for any athlete under 18. See our Privacy Policy.

Do I need to be a Pipeline client?

No. A Quick Check is a one-off. Many families use it as the first step before a session or plan.