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- 1:34 - Environmental constraints that Karch had when he was playing volleyball growing up.
- “Win and keep playing or lose and sit” system
- 4:50 - How the lumpy and hilly sand at East Beach may have shaped the way Karch learned to play.
- 6:26 - How natural obstacles can pose as challenges for athletes to overcome.
- 8:44 - How fatigue played a factor in Karch’s tournaments and his development as a player.
- 14:04 - How did Karch adapt to the many rule changes and even court size changes during the time he played?
- 19:16 - Karch’s thoughts on traditional coaching, and if he wished he had coaches give explicit directions when he was first learning to play.
- 23:40 - Comparing Karch’s current coaching style to the way he learned to play volleyball.
- 27:05 - What Karch is doing to help his players become problem-solvers.
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