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Published by TJ DeFalco Luke Pope
TJ DeFalco and Luke Pope talk volleyball with friends from the perspective of a young professional volleyball player in the Italian League and a young head coach at Ottawa University.
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We were fortunate enough to be joined this week by our friend Josh Ayzenberg. Josh is a professional volleyball player in his 3rd season over seas. We talk about his experiences with playing professional, his background in volleyball, and his healthy living Instagram page where he tries to help people get a little better everyday with good habits that anyone can do.
TJ and Luke give updates on what has been going on and why there has been some delays for the podcast. What coaching updates there are and what has happened in the Italian leagues. Looking forward to getting back into a better groove of doing the podcast and what the rest of our seasons holds for us.
On this weeks episode we dive into some questions and feedback that we have received from our listeners! Thanks as always for listening and we are wishing everyone Happy Holidays!
On this weeks episode we have good friend Jaylen Reyes. We talk about culture and other volleyball topics. Jaylen is an Assistant Coach at University of Nebraska, Lincoln and was a former libero at BYU.
Luke Pope and TJ DeFalco talk volleyball and we go over some of the new mindsets of a young Head Coach from Luke.
This episode of Time to Kill TJ Defalco and Luke Pope talk about how they know each other, do some introductions, and talk some volleyball.
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