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Join Date: 04-09-2007 Posts Total Posts: 171 (0.31 posts per day) Find all posts by OmniSpiker Find all threads started by OmniSpiker Referrals: 0 Gallery Total Media: 0 (0 submissions per day) Total Comments: 1 (0.00 comments per day) View all gallery submissions by OmniSpiker	Home Page: http://volleyball.about.com/od/lengher/Leng_Her.htm Private Message: Send a private message to OmniSpiker
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Biography: There's more to vball game strategy than just playing to win. Some people play all out offensive plays, other are totally defensive. Some people win by outserving their opponents, others rely on their spikes for court dominance. Finally what happens when you lose the game? Do you walk away with shame or with pride? As a naive individual, I had use to play to win. I played smart. I always go for the open ground, and picked on the weaker players with my serves or spikes. I dinked whenever I saw the chance for an immediate point. Somehow all t Gender: Male City: Forest meets Lake Interests: Fishing! Occupation: Customer Service My skill level: Open I Play Volleyball: Not enough, I want to play more Where Have I Played?: MN, WI, CA, GA, Germany, Serbia/Montenegro How many years have you played volleyball?: maybe over 20 years I Play: Beach, Indoors, Grass, Mud, Snow	OmniSpiker is not a member of any public groups