I think it is important to establish a line of communication with mentors that are older and wiser than you in any given field of study in life.
“If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” ~ Isaac Newton
As for volleyball I have looked up to a few legends and within the past fifteen years followed a few of these players develop their games. Obviously these guys are all at a more advanced level with great knowledge of the game but most importantly they gave me the time of day, when I reached out to them about the volleyball game.
These volleyball players were there to offer peer advice for my volleyball experience trying out in Europe also a few of them have been supportive on a friendship level too. These players I have said thank you to individually but I would like to officially say these guys helped me to get to where I am today and where I will be in the future. I think for any budding athlete it it important no matter what age or level you are to have mentors.
Each player has their own personality and style of playing, each player is a man behind the court. So thank you again for following me throughout my travels providing inspiration as well as insight on how to grow my game and tips throughout my volleyball journey.
- Lloy Ball
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Brook Billings
- David McKenzie
- Reid Priddy
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Ryan Millar
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David Lee
7. Donald Suxho
8.Clay Stanley