
EP#139 Best Big Tournaments to Play for Amateurs & Open Players!
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Summary In this episode of the Better at Beach podcast, hosts Mark Burik and Brandon Joyner discuss the best tournaments for amateur and open players, share insights on upcoming training camps, and delve into recent developments in the AVP. They also provide strategies for blockers and defenders, and highlight their favorite tournaments, including FUDS and SmackFest, while comparing them to the iconic Six Man tournament. In this conversation, Brandon Joyner and Mark Burik explore various volleyball tournaments and venues, highlighting the unique experiences and community aspects of each. They discuss the Estarito tournament in Mexico, the laid-back Dino tournament in Kauai, and the vibrant Seaside event in Oregon. The duo also emphasizes the social aspects of East Coast tournaments and the family vibe present in grass tournaments, showcasing the camaraderie and enjoyment that volleyball brings to its players.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Tournaments for Amateurs
03:04 Upcoming Camps and Training Opportunities
05:52 Engaging with the Local Beach Volleyball Community
08:59 Recent Developments in the AVP
11:58 Key Strategies for Blockers and Defenders
19:01 Best Tournaments: FUDS and SmackFest vs. Six Man
25:36 The Volleyball Community and Its Unique Venues
28:11 Tournaments: The Estarito Experience
30:44 The Dino Tournament: A Unique Challenge
32:06 Seaside: A Volleyball Haven
36:04 East Coast Tournaments: A Social Experience
39:55 Grass Tournaments: Community and Competition