MAH FILM REVIEW

THE BALL
DROPS LAST.

LOOK BEYOND THE RESULT.

Get the real story behind the play.

The arrival changes
what comes next.

See what already works. Understand the relationships that may limit a play—and what deserves attention now.

Individualized Game Film Analysis.

Individualized. Specific. Actionable.

Guile in training, arriving just before hitter contact TRAINING FILM / GUILE
HITTER / CONTACT
ARRIVALJust before
hitter contact.
Guile's ball-side foot directed toward the ball BALL-SIDE FOOTPointed toward ball direction.
The detail changes the play.

See the relationship,
not just the result.

Later in the same Guile training rep, the available redirectionSAME REP / REDIRECTIONThe angle is available.

YOU CAN SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING.THE HARD PART IS KNOWING WHAT TO WORK ON FIRST.

Maybe the same result keeps showing up. Maybe something changes under game pressure. Maybe you can see the mistake, but not what set it up.

Film Review starts with the question already on your mind. Coach Chris studies what the footage actually supports, works back through the play, and identifies the first meaningful development priority.

  • Why does this keep happening?
  • Did the problem start earlier in the play?
  • What should we work on first?

INSIDE THE ANALYSIS: GUILE

Not just where it went.
Why that angle was available.

Two separate reps. One useful comparison: how arrival and ball-side-foot direction change the redirection that is available.

CONTRAST REP / TRAINING

Guile's contrast training rep at arrival
BALL-SIDE FOOTNot far enough around.
Later in the same contrast rep, the ball redirects rightLATER / SAME CONTRAST REP

The contact inherits the limitation.

Still bouncy on arrival, he does not get the ball-side foot far enough around the ball.
The rebound is redirected right.

SUCCESSFUL REP / TRAINING

Guile's successful training rep at arrival
BALL-SIDE FOOTPointed toward the ball.
Later in the same successful rep, Guile redirects the ballLATER / SAME SUCCESSFUL REP

The arrival makes the angle available.

He lands just before hitter contact, points the foot toward the ball and beats it to the location to redirect.

Small details create big differences when you can see the relationship.

TWO TRAINING REPS · ORIGINAL COACH ANALYSIS

REAL GAME FILM. REAL ANALYSIS.

Inside a Film Review.

From game evidence to a clear next step.

See how Coach Chris studies a defensive sequence through game footage, targeted training evidence and a specific development priority.

REAL REVIEW EXAMPLE · DEFENSIVE ANALYSIS

GAME EVIDENCETHE GAME GIVES THE INVESTIGATION ITS CONTEXT.
Attack-coverage game evidence

Protect the preparation.
Develop the response.

The organized static base is a strength. The investigation asks how that base becomes the movement or drop required by the ball.

TRAINING EVIDENCELIMITED REBOUND
Athlete in the blue shirt, training evidence: the base is present; the movement/drop is limited

The base is present. The movement/drop is limited.

The base is there. The response is limited.

In this rep, the ball barely rises. The issue is the movement/drop relationship—not simply getting lower.

TRAINING / R07DROP SOLUTION
Athlete in the blue shirt, training rep R07: drop with the ball

Drop with the ball. No extra step for its own sake.

A different response to the presented ball.

When the ball remains inside the current defensive window, drop with it without unnecessary foot movement.

Two separate training reps, compared for the movement/drop relationship—not a continuous action.

TRAINING / R03CONTROL RELATIONSHIP

More than keeping it alive.

Training rep R03: useful height and useful direction

Useful height. Useful direction.

Look at what the next player receives: useful height and direction toward the setter/target.

GAME APPLICATIONATTACK COVERAGE

Back to the game.

Athlete making the coverage contact in the game

Return to the coverage contact. Read the response and what the contact makes possible next.

CLEAR DEVELOPMENT PRIORITY

Match the move or drop to the ball.

Keep the organized base.
Control what the next player receives.

Rep-specific example. The separate training and game evidence does not establish that training caused the game result.

MAH FILM REVIEW

SEE EXACTLY
WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Every Film Review is delivered as two matching parts:
one individualized Film Review video and one matching Development Priority Brief.

01 / SAMPLE FILM REVIEW VIDEO

SEE THE EVIDENCE.

The video explains the evidence.

Film Review video example.
The Brief alongside it demonstrates the written format, not this athlete’s case.

One complete premium individualized video, built around the athlete’s footage.

+

YOUR WRITTEN DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE

FROM FILM EVIDENCE
TO A DEVELOPMENT PRIORITY

The Film Review works backward through the rally to identify the first meaningful, controllable limitation the footage actually supports.
The Brief preserves what to protect, what is limiting the play now, what to develop next and what to reassess when new film comes back.

COMPONENT EXAMPLES · The video shows an analysis example. The Brief shows the written format, not a matching athlete case.

BRIEF FORMAT PREVIEW / ENLARGED READING VIEWPAGES 01–02

THE BRIEF PRESERVES THE DEVELOPMENT PRIORITY.
One current priority, the next training direction and the evidence to look for when the athlete returns to film.

CURRENT
DEVELOPMENT PRIORITY

The single most useful current focus supported by the Review.

FIRST SUPPORTED LIMITER / QUALIFIED FINDING

Where the athlete’s useful options first became meaningfully and controllably restricted—when the evidence establishes one.

CONSEQUENCE

What that limitation changed for the contact, the next player or the rally.

NEXT DIRECTION

What relationship training should develop next without rebuilding what is already effective.

WHAT TO REASSESS

What future representative film should show, qualify or change.

FORMAT PREVIEW · FIELD DESCRIPTIONS ONLY

This is the written structure used for the matching Brief in each paid Review. No athlete, rep or diagnosis is represented in this format preview.

WHAT YOUR BRIEF PRESERVES

From what the evidence supports to what you develop and look for next.

EVIDENCE AND CONTEXT

What footage was examined, the volleyball relationship being studied and what the evidence can responsibly support.

WHAT HAPPENED

What the selected evidence actually shows before the correction is assigned.

WHAT TO PROTECT WHEN SUPPORTED

What the athlete is already doing effectively that the next development step should preserve.

CURRENT DEVELOPMENT PRIORITY

The single most useful current focus supported by the Review.

FIRST SUPPORTED LIMITER / QUALIFIED FINDING
Where the athlete's useful options first became meaningfully and controllably restricted—when the evidence establishes one.
CONSEQUENCE
What that limitation changed for the contact, the next player or the rally.
NEXT DIRECTION
What relationship training should develop next without rebuilding what is already effective.

WHAT TO REASSESS

What future representative film should show, qualify or change.

VIDEO + BRIEF =

ONE COORDINATED
REVIEW PACKAGE

One complete premium Film Review video and one matching Development Priority Brief—built around the athlete’s footage and delivered privately as one coordinated Review package.

The video explains the evidence.
The Brief preserves the priority.

Coach Chris Mah Agustin

YOUR ANALYSIS. A REAL COACH.

Coach Chris
Mah Agustin

Former No. 1-ranked libero in the United States.30+ years playing and coaching the game.

More than a breakdown.
It’s a coach’s perspective.

You’re not just getting notes on a play. You’re getting more than three decades of playing, coaching, and studying the game applied to one question: what should this athlete develop first?

HOW FILM REVIEW WORKS

IT’S SIMPLE.

SEND YOUR FILM.
COACH CHRIS TAKES IT FROM THERE.

  1. PURCHASE

    Purchase the Film Review and complete the short intake.

  2. SEND YOUR FILM

    Use your private Review-specific Dropbox upload request for a full match or representative clips. Relevant training footage may also be included when useful.

  3. COACH CHRIS ANALYZES

    Coach Chris studies the evidence, works backward from the visible result, and identifies the first meaningful supported development priority.

  4. RECEIVE YOUR REVIEW

    Receive one complete Film Review video + one matching Development Priority Brief, delivered privately as one coordinated Review package.

SECURE UPLOAD INSTRUCTIONS AFTER PURCHASE

7-BUSINESS-DAY TURNAROUND

Starts after:

  • PAYMENT CONFIRMED
  • ESSENTIAL INTAKE COMPLETE
  • FILM RECEIVED & ACCESSIBLE
  • CHRIS CONFIRMS IT’S SUFFICIENT
Questions about your footage?

Do I need to edit the match first?

No. No editing or clipping is required before submission.

Can I send a full match or multiple files?

Yes. Send one full match or multiple files that provide representative game footage for the athlete being reviewed. Game footage is primary. You may also include relevant training footage—or both. If you only have training footage, Coach Chris will first confirm that it provides enough evidence for the Review before the Review timeline begins.

How visible does my athlete need to be?

Coach Chris needs to be able to identify your athlete and see enough of the surrounding play for a useful Review. If more visibility or context is needed, MAH will contact you.

What if my footage is already stored online?

You may send MAH a downloadable share link from Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive or another file-sharing service. Make sure MAH can open and download the files.

What if Coach Chris needs more footage?

MAH will explain what additional footage or information is needed before individualized analysis begins. Receiving your files is the first step; Chris then confirms whether they provide enough context.

When does the turnaround period begin?

The seven-business-day turnaround begins only after payment is confirmed, essential intake is complete, footage is received and accessible, and Coach Chris confirms it is sufficient. MAH will email your confirmed delivery deadline.

How will I receive the completed Review?

MAH will email private delivery instructions for your complete Film Review video and matching Development Priority Brief. They are delivered together as one coordinated Review package.

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MAH Remote Coaching — 28-Day Coaching Cycle

$299 one-time · No subscription

Work on one focused priority, get an early check-in from Coach Chris, and return with new footage for reassessment.

Film Review is complete on its own. Remote Coaching is purchased separately, does not require Film Review, and does not include the Film Review video + matching Development Priority Brief.

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FILM REVIEW FAQ

Straight answers.

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WHAT FOOTAGE CAN I SEND?

Send one full match or representative game clips. You may also include relevant training footage, especially when it helps show the same movement, pattern, or question you want Coach Chris to investigate. You can send both game and training footage.

If you only have training footage, Coach Chris will first confirm that it provides enough evidence for the Review before the Review timeline begins.

Where will we receive the Film Review?

You’ll receive private access to your annotated and narrated Film Review and its matching Development Priority Brief. Delivery instructions are provided directly.

What happens after I purchase?

After purchase, MAH emails your private footage-submission instructions. The seven-business-day turnaround starts only after payment is confirmed, essential intake is complete, footage is received and accessible, and Coach Chris confirms it is sufficient. MAH will email your confirmed delivery deadline.

Is our athlete’s footage private?

Yes. Footage is private by default. Any public use requires separate, verified permission.

What support is included?

One reasonable clarification question is included within seven days of delivery.

MAH FILM REVIEW

Individualized
Game Film Analysis

By Coach Chris.

One complete Film Review video.
One matching Development Priority Brief.

The video explains the evidence.
The Brief preserves the priority—so you know what to develop and what to reassess.

FIRST THREE PAID FILM REVIEWS · $149 PER REVIEW

Delivered privately as one coordinated Review package.

Game footage is primary. You may also include relevant training footage—or both.
No editing or clipping required.
Upload instructions are sent after purchase.