The course which attracted 26 trainees was facilitated by three-time Olympian Javier Bosma from Spain

our members, Joseph Muliro, Ayuen Mach who doubles up as our trainer and Marcella Kiende successfully undertook the 5-day course and graduated on Thursday.

On his part, Joseph Muliro sees this as an opportunity to set himself apart from the rest. "I pursued the beach volleyball coaching course to refine training methodologies, elevate player performance, and enhance my competitive edge.'," he said, adding that it elevates him to role model for upcoming talent within the community.

"I took the beach volleyball coaching course to not only sharpen my skills but to help others discover their strength on and off the sand. My goal is to build athletes' confidence, foster teamwork, and create a positive environment where players can grow, compete, and love the game" quipped Ayuen, whom we all commonly refer to as Mitch.

Ms Kiende on the other side finds value in the course as it affords her an opportunity to not only play but nurture beach volleyball talent. "I wanted to learn the technical side of bvb and get a feel of both viewpoints, one of a player, an upcoming player for that matter and that of a teacher/trainer., then see how to marry the two to achieve better results."

As a community, we support growth and encourage our members to take up self-improvement challenges such as this. We remain steadfast in creating a supportive and competitive environment where players can develop their volleyball skills, achieve personal growth, and excel both on and off the court.