Bryan McDermand is an American Beach Volleyball and Indoor Coach, and a former indoor and open level sand player. He is also the founder and head coach of "Progression Beach Volleyball Club," an indoor sand volleyball club with a state-of-the-art facility in Chicago. His volleyball IQ and application has made him one of the most respected coaches and volleyball minds in his region and to some, the country. This no-frills, straight-to-the-point coach does very few things that do not have a purpose, and I always enjoy trying and failing to catch him off-guard.
02:16 - "...do your job."
10:30 - one must particpate in one's own salvation
20:35 - What they need to do vs what they are being told
25:22 - About Karch...
28:56 - Mistakes, and fixing them
32:38 - the risk of "punishment" consequences for drills
39:00 - culture is not manifested - it is taught
46:52 - Should juniors have another 'escapism?'
55:50 - sharing club "feelgood" stories
1:04:52 - understanding levels to the process
1:10:50 - Why Beach volleyball can be the gold standard of healthy and competitive youth sports
1:29:10 - When beach volleyball juniors became a big business and why
1:39:13 - Lightning rounds
