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1:38 How do you stop comparing yourself to others around you/on your own team?
7:08 Do you guys ever compare yourself to each other? Or how do you manage to not compare yourself?
9:38 What athlete have you played with that would be the best/ swaggiest men's league guy?
11:26 How do you get the “swoosh/checkmark” back when you feel you’ve plateaued?
14:36 Who’s the better basketball player between you guys?!
15:31 If you were on death row, what would your final meal be?
16:58 17U boys team working on vision of the block and decision making on offense. What training was most successful to develop this skill for each of you, and what goes through your head between reception and attack?
22:46 What was the mindset that’s instilled in you all that separates you guys from other volleyball family’s? How come all of you are so successful but other brothers/sisters aren’t, can you distill what that is?
26:28 What was it like playing with your brother(s)? Was there a different dynamic in your “family” or “teammate” relationship?
32:43 My highschool team is struggling to find a groove and win games. We are all pretty decent individually and have good team chemistry but we find ourselves in ruts where we can’t pass, set or hit well against teams that are definitely not as good as we are. I was wondering if any of you guys can relate or if you guys had advice for getting out of situations like these.
37:13 What is the driving force to keep playing? The love of the game? The grind? The money/monetary benefits? The awards? Because it’s what you know?
41:25 Mathias, would you like to play in Polish PlusLiga? Have you had any offers from this league so far?
42:12 Jesse, How do you feel about being such a model and someone we look up to, especially for younger people and the new generation of volleyball players.