You weren't supposed to do that! - Now we wake up! - Go, go, go, go! Out! Out! The Tuskers, in south London, England... Use your feet and body! ..are a struggling women's volleyball team. Just herding cats at the moment, trying to get them all to do the same thing at the same time. Coach Jonathan has guided the team for six years. Now, with three matches remaining, they face relegation from the London Premier League after their worst season ever. Ten losses, one win, with a few more games to go. We are bottom of the league and we are facing relegation. We keep losing it as a team, like, one person will make a mistake and then they can't pick themselves up, then everyone is making mistakes and there's just no energy on court. Everyone's just, like, "Ugh, we're going to lose." If we had a bit more opportunity to play together, that would be good, because we only get to train once a week. Right now, it's not looking so good but, I mean, we are here to change that. The change the team hopes for lies in the hands of a volleyball superstar. The last time I was in London was just about four years ago when I was here for the 2012 Olympic Games. Danielle Scott-Arruda is a double Olympic silver medallist, and has an international volleyball career spanning almost 20 years. She has limited time to try and turn the Tuskers into a winning team. Having only one week to work with the girls is a challenge within itself. The Tuskers are aware that a Super Coach is on the way to help them. But until now, they've no idea who it might be. Hi! Wow, so nice to finally see all of you guys. I'm really happy to be here. I'm a five-time Olympian. I'm here to help you be better and see what we can accomplish. The Tuskers' all-important league match is just five days away. Danielle's keen to understand the team's strengths... Yay! ..and their weaknesses. Oh! Where is the coverage? Nice. The squad is made up of five different nationalities. Usual rules, speak English only otherwise you're on press-ups. But it's not only language that's a barrier to communication. Sorry. With busy lives, the girls rarely see each other off court... I'm hot now. ..something Danielle believes could be affecting their play. We need to spend enough time with the players actually getting to know each other, because if you know the person who's next to you, you can trust them. Ready? This is when you have to dig deep. So what? It happens. It happens. Everyone's going to get an ace, and if you make an error... next ball. And that's what we have to improve on with this team. The first set that I saw, you had a couple of bad plays and next thing you know everyone's to themselves. No, you can... Like you did, you help her. "Hey, you've got it." You guys come together, come on, come together. "Hey, you've got the next play." All right? Then go. Five-times Olympian Danielle has seen enough for today. Hey, ladies, that was a great practice, I like...
