S4E9: Volleyball Day In The Bay, Are "Yeller" Coaches Done For?
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Volleyball Day in the Bay becomes less about a single match and more about building a real Bay Area volleyball tradition around Stanford men’s volleyball. We unpack what worked, what fell flat, and how coaching intensity changes when trust and emotional intelligence lead the way.
• tailgate energy and cross-club volleyball community showing up
• beach volleyball at Stanford and why the venue feels special
• youth clinic logistics and the value of getting kids on the floor
• attendance goals, seating optics and making the crowd look full
• student turnout problems and ideas for smarter campus activation
• coaching styles from yelling to evolved communication
• defining the line between intensity and abuse plus why follow-up talks matter
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- 0:00Hot Dogs And Podcast Chaos
- 2:50Volleyball Day In The Bay Recap
- 7:35Beach Atmosphere And Community Energy
- 12:05The Clinic And Seeing Stanford Up Close
- 15:40Attendance Goals And Next Year Ideas
- 18:20How To Get Students In Seats
- 23:25Yelling Coaches And Evolving Leadership
- 32:44Chad’s Weekly Wedding Roundup