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Post by 2left on Oct 29, 2024 15:54:47 GMT -5
"Why are they shouting after every kill? They should conserve their energy!"
"Why are they playing so meek? Where is the energy and hustle??"
well i guess that's on the men's thread tho...
This is the superposition theorem at work. The basis for the duality of life, the coexistence of yin with yang within one living system. Seemingly opposite extremes of behavior, including critiques of said behavior, coexisting one on top the other, until an observation interacts with it. The observation of the superposition precipitating into the observers reality a view of the superposition unique to them. That answer was so philosophical and metaphysical, I thought you were Kokyu.  My answer to all things in life is give me the "Baby Bear" porridge - not too hot, not too cold, but just right.  |
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Post by noblesol on Oct 29, 2024 17:01:47 GMT -5
This is the superposition theorem at work. The basis for the duality of life, the coexistence of yin with yang within one living system. Seemingly opposite extremes of behavior, including critiques of said behavior, coexisting one on top the other, until an observation interacts with it. The observation of the superposition precipitating into the observers reality a view of the superposition unique to them. volleytalk is life .... who knew?! The creator of the Volleytalk graphic might have known. Observe that it's a two dimensional view of the yin-yang symbol in the caricature of a volleyball in motion with a striker superimposed. A superposition that's layering a volleyball with a striker with yin-yang duality, smacking into Volleytalk commentary. |
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Oct 29, 2024 17:07:22 GMT -5
volleytalk is life .... who knew?! The creator of the Volleytalk graphic might have known. Observe that it's a two dimensional view of the yin-yang symbol in the caricature of a volleyball in motion with a striker superimposed. A superposition that's layering a volleyball with a striker with yin-yang duality, smacking into Volleytalk commentary. that's actually pretty clever symbolism, whether it was intentional or not ... both (or multiple) energies definitely run through this board. whether that co-existence is 'harmonious' is a different story ... hehe thanks for the deep ... but lighthearted tangent ... |
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Post by volleyguy on Oct 29, 2024 17:07:50 GMT -5
This is the superposition theorem at work. The basis for the duality of life, the coexistence of yin with yang within one living system. Seemingly opposite extremes of behavior, including critiques of said behavior, coexisting one on top the other, until an observation interacts with it. The observation of the superposition precipitating into the observers reality a view of the superposition unique to them. That answer was so philosophical and metaphysical, I thought you were Kokyu. My answer to all things in life is give me the "Baby Bear" porridge - not too hot, not too cold, but just right. kokyu could never |
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Post by brooselee on Oct 29, 2024 17:27:39 GMT -5
If you watch the men's volleyball coaches, they take this approach and does not even raise voices during matches. Charlie is the only one involved and he never ride his players. definitely different coaching styles. Charlie also lets his players pick the area to target on serves... as long as it's a "thumbs-up" serve lol Charlie mentioned that all the preparations are done in practices. The coaches chart out who to serve to and in what rotation and the players know it before going behind the line. The players don’t need to be told where. Charlie runs a lot of game like practices. I believe the ladies spend at least half their practices working on fundamentals and techniques so they run their practices differently. |
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Post by HawaiiVB on Oct 29, 2024 19:33:12 GMT -5
When the teams watch film, they are given the game plan for that opponent. Only when the coaches see something different in-game do they make adjustments. As far as what is going on Na Wahine's side, that's a different tune. They often error-correct when they see the players struggling with something. That is the general difference between an experienced team and an inexperienced team. Fundamentally experienced players know how to correct errors on their own. Like most sports, you cannot gain experience without playing the game.
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Post by WahineFan44 on Oct 29, 2024 19:41:08 GMT -5
This teams team just lacks depth. ONE person, Paula would of made the world of a difference.
Putting paula in as a starter, gives us likely Stella on the bench, and gives us a bigger block
If Paula or Tali struggles, stella can come in
Paula leaving late just messed things up for the staff it was hard to adjust
I get annoyed but im still confident we can win the big west, and even if we dont, win out and drop ONE match in the tournament, best in the finals, I think with our RPI were in. We want SMU, San Diego and Pepperdine to keep winning
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Post by VT Karen on Oct 29, 2024 21:42:11 GMT -5
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Post by VT Karen on Oct 29, 2024 21:42:44 GMT -5
This teams team just lacks depth. ONE person, Paula would of made the world of a difference. Putting paula in as a starter, gives us likely Stella on the bench, and gives us a bigger block If Paula or Tali struggles, stella can come in Paula leaving late just messed things up for the staff it was hard to adjust I get annoyed but im still confident we can win the big west, and even if we dont, win out and drop ONE match in the tournament, best in the finals, I think with our RPI were in. We want SMU, San Diego and Pepperdine to keep winning I just saw that Hawaii got a cute little RPI bump as of 10/27. |
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Post by babybacksets on Oct 29, 2024 22:16:54 GMT -5
This teams team just lacks depth. ONE person, Paula would of made the world of a difference. Putting paula in as a starter, gives us likely Stella on the bench, and gives us a bigger block If Paula or Tali struggles, stella can come in Paula leaving late just messed things up for the staff it was hard to adjust I get annoyed but im still confident we can win the big west, and even if we dont, win out and drop ONE match in the tournament, best in the finals, I think with our RPI were in. We want SMU, San Diego and Pepperdine to keep winning To this day I wonder what was her reasoning for transferring, I wonder if competing for time was just simply not something she wanted to do and thought that wouldn’t be the case at Miami. Oh well, what’s done is done. All that matters is that the current players on the Hawaii team continue to trend upwards. |
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Post by Cubicle No More ... on Oct 29, 2024 22:32:46 GMT -5
This teams team just lacks depth. ONE person, Paula would of made the world of a difference. Putting paula in as a starter, gives us likely Stella on the bench, and gives us a bigger block If Paula or Tali struggles, stella can come in Paula leaving late just messed things up for the staff it was hard to adjust I get annoyed but im still confident we can win the big west, and even if we dont, win out and drop ONE match in the tournament, best in the finals, I think with our RPI were in. We want SMU, San Diego and Pepperdine to keep winning I just saw that Hawaii got a cute little RPI bump as of 10/27. hawaii winning (going 2-0 this past week) ... always helps the RPI. the boost was also due in part to the non-conference opponents having a strong win/loss record, going 14-5 last week (for a nice 74% win percentage on the week ... well above the overall season win percentage so far for hawaii's non-conference teams, which is still a solid 59.49%) ... note that the 14 wins include double-counts of pepperdine and texas st's wins, since hawaii played them twice. it helped boost the win column, as pepp/texas st won all their matches next week. (it can be a double-edged sword though, b/c any of their losses will get doubled too... doh!) |
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Post by medusa on Oct 30, 2024 15:31:00 GMT -5
Hawaii prove me wrong..... UCSB-3 UH-1 CP-3 UH-0
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Post by WahineFan44 on Oct 30, 2024 15:44:12 GMT -5
I think Hawaii can win both
UCSB is tough, they have had hawaii number, but we just need to get our passing down and I think well be ok
IF we win those two, our RPI will get a massive boost if our OOC wins again like they did
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Post by VT Karen on Oct 30, 2024 20:51:21 GMT -5
I think Hawaii can win both UCSB is tough, they have had hawaii number, but we just need to get our passing down and I think well be ok IF we win those two, our RPI will get a massive boost if our OOC wins again like they did Hawaii also needs to serve tougher to help their middling block have a chance at better reads. |
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Post by WahineFan44 on Oct 30, 2024 20:55:13 GMT -5
I think Hawaii can win both UCSB is tough, they have had hawaii number, but we just need to get our passing down and I think well be ok IF we win those two, our RPI will get a massive boost if our OOC wins again like they did Hawaii also needs to serve tougher to help their middling block have a chance at better reads. Idk why but I get more worried when it set is out of system for the other team Like it seems like it’s constantly scoring |
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My answer to all things in life is give me the "Baby Bear" porridge - not too hot, not too cold, but just right. 
