Russian spiker Nataliya Goncharova reveals that she and her teammates are getting COLD TREATMENT from other athletes in the Olympic Village.
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Check out the 30 Reasons You DON’T Want to Play Volleyball by USAV’s John Kessel. These are reasons we can all relate to!
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One of Sarah’s chosen destinations was to visit the world famous spot in Cebu where you can feed, swim & interact with the WHALE SHARKS aka BUTANDINGS.
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“My favorite match ever at Stanford was the semifinals in 2008 against Texas. We were down 0-2 and came back to win in five games in the best team effort I have ever seen.”
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Discipline By April Ross
2012 Olympic silver medalist April Ross delivers another inspiring blog entry called “DISCIPLINE”. ” It’s all up to you, no excuses, set yourself free.” says April. A Must Read!
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10 Tips For Aspiring Bloggers
I want to start the New Year sharing 10 tips to all aspiring bloggers out there. Hope these tips who have worked for me will help you.
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Stacy Sykora’s Thoughts
With a new season approaching, Team USA’s Stacy Sykora gives her thoughts on the what we can expect as part of the FIVB blog series.
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Nicole Davis
Team USA’s libero Nicole Davis, 2 time Olympic Silver Medalist, shares some updates on her success, post Olympic life and game plan.
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Canada’s Martin Reader Retires
“So it is with an open heart and a leap of faith that I declare myself a retired national team athlete and professional beach volleyball player.” says Martin.
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How To Succeed By April Ross
2012 Olympic silver medalist April Ross has updated her blog and sh’s given us permission to post her latest entry on what it takes to succeed. A Must Read!
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By Ciara Michel
Great Britain’s Ciara Michel has exclusively contributed a one of a kind article called “My Top 5 Ways to Waste Time as a Pro Athlete”. A Must Read!
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Cacciatori Praises Berg
We totally AGREE with her! “Her attitude is outstanding, she’s a real leader. It’s amazing how the whole team keeps following her, not just because she is the one keeping the ball in play.” according to Maurizia Cacciatori.