Podcasts about roundnet

2025 wird ein richtungsweisendes Jahr für den Sport Roundnet. Vor allem in den USA ändert sich einiges, aber auch in Europa und Deutschland stehen wichtige Entwicklungsschritte an. Grund genug, einen Ausblick zu wagen, was 2025 auf der - Achtung, Powerwort - Metaebene im Roundnet passieren wird. Zudem reden wir auch darüber, was der Verband in 2025 an Geld in den Sport investieren wird.

In this episode, Scott is joined by Emerson and Thomas to discuss the exciting new rules that will shape the sport of roundnet throughout 2025. Together, they explore the rationale behind these changes, how they aim to improve gameplay, and what players and fans can expect moving forward. From adjustments in serving to addressing the problem of hitting, this conversation dives deep into the details and their potential impact on the sport. Tune in to hear insights, lively debate, and how these updates could elevate roundnet to the next level Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more.

Die Revolution ist in vollem Gange! Nach knapp drei Monaten intensiver Arbeit stehen die ersten Regelpakete fest, die in den kommenden Monaten bei den großen Turnieren weltweit getestet werden sollen. Wir geben Euch einen Überblick über alle Regeln und den Ablauf der Testungen. Timestamps Erklärung Pakete Paket A: ab 23:20 Paket B: ab 1:05:08 Alle Infos zur RRR 25 findest Du hier: https://www.roundnetfederation.org/roundnet-rule-revolution

This special collaboration between That Roundnet Podcast and the Premier Spike Podcast brings you an exclusive conversation with Taylor Sanford, CEO of Premier Spike, and Jeff Knurek, the inventor of the sport of roundnet. Hosted by Scott Beeks, this episode unveils a groundbreaking partnership that marks both the beginning of an exciting new chapter and the future of the game. Discover the story behind their collaboration, get a first look at innovative products designed to elevate gameplay, and hear their visionary plans to grow the sport for players and fans alike. Whether you're a dedicated competitor or a casual enthusiast, this episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the evolution of roundnet.

Wie sehr viele Andere auch sind wir der Meinung: Roundnet braucht eine Veränderung. Mit den aktuellen Regeln ist es nur schwer vorstellbar, dass unser geliebter Sport weiter wächst und als solcher auch offiziell anerkannt wird. Deswegen unterstützen wir die von der International Roundnet Federation ausgerufen Roundnet Rules Revolution 2025. IRF-Vorstandsmitglied Maxi Lauber stellt die anstehende Revolution vor, bei der alle Spieler*innen mitgestalten können. Link zur Bewerbung (bis zum 23.10.): https://bit.ly/RRR25application Link zur Survey (bis zum 31.10.): https://bit.ly/RRR25survey Link zum Newsletter (dauerhaft): https://bit.ly/RRR25newsletter

In this episode, Scott welcomes Julius Hansen—European & German Pro roundnet player, club leader of Roundnet Heidelberg, and a popular figure in the roundnet community. They kick things off by diving into the Bundesliga's format ahead of its launch this weekend, discussing whether this competitive model could be adopted by other European countries. Scott and Julius then take a trip down memory lane, reflecting on the largest roundnet camp they co-hosted in Germany this summer. They also share some exciting announcements for 2025... As the episode wraps up, Scott reveals his 12-month plan for the sport, starting in January, and the duo breaks down the real storylines heading into the STS Championship in the U.S. this weekend.

Roundnet spielen will gelernt sein! Damit wir in Deutschland viele tolle Coaches haben, gab es bereits zwei wundervolle Trainer*innen-Camps. Jetzt hat das Referat Leistungssport & Fortbildung weitergedacht und ein eigenes Fortbildungskonzept entwickelt. Referatsleiter Yannick stellt das Konzept und die neuen Termine für die Camps vor.

Canada's chances at worlds? The gap between North America and Europe? Your role within Roundnet?Transitioning to coaching? Scott and Emerson discuss a bunch of different topics of this episode of that roundnet podcast!

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Discover how vulnerability, humility, and the power of personal connections play a pivotal role in building a successful e-commerce brand. In this episode, Jordan West and Taylor Sanford, Premier Spike delve into topics such as start-up culture in the direct-to-consumer industry, the importance of passion in business, and the challenges of manufacturing, distribution, and marketing. Listen and learn in this episode!Key takeaways from this episode:Embrace passion and vision for product success.Build trust by delivering high-quality products.Leverage personal experiences and genuine connections in marketing.Embrace openness and vulnerability for personal and business growth.Seek knowledgeable partnerships for business growth.Recommended Podcast/Audiobook:Spiked Lemonade: https://www.spikedlemonade.live/Roundnet: https://open.spotify.com/show/2IZsNS5eLyBmTJ86sMzW1aToday's Guest:Taylor Sanford, Founder & CEO of Premier Spike, is a passionate advocate for Spikeball. For the past five years, Taylor has been one of the biggest ambassadors for the game, running tournaments in Utah and across the western region. Not content with just promoting the game, Taylor has also been instrumental in helping others start similar organizations in different states and countries. In 2022, Taylor decided to embark on a new venture, creating the first premium RamNET equipment for Spikeball. This marks a significant milestone in Taylor's ongoing dedication to the game and its community.Connect and learn more about Taylor and Premier Spike: Website: https://store.premierspike.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylor-sanford/Growth Plan: www.upgrowthcommerce.com/growMillion Dollar Offers: www.upgrowthcommerce.com/growThis episode's sponsor is Motion App- they bridge the gap between media buyers and creative teams with fast, visual reporting for your Meta, TikTok, and YouTube ads. If you're ready to learn how the best DTC and e-commerce brands use Motion to ship winning Meta, TikTok, and YouTube ads, book a demo today, or start a free trial at Motionapp.com. Get 50% off your first month when mention UpGrowth Commerce or Jordan West. Learn more here: Motion App Get 5 Offers for 2 Products (10 in total) along with 10 highly engaging tried and true creatives, 30 captivating headlines, descriptions, and ad texts sent to you for only $99. Go to https://www.upgrowthcommerce.com/offer and order now - this offer is only available for a limited time. We love our podcast community and listeners so much that we have decided to offer a free e-commerce Growth Plan for your brand! To learn more and how we can help, click here: upgrowthcommerce.com/grow

Episode 389 features Taylor Sanford, the Co-Founder of Premier Spike, the highest-quality Roundnet equipment on the market, and the only legitimate competitor to Spikeball.Find Taylor Online:Website: https://www.PremierSpike.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylor-sanford/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/premier.spike/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PremierSpikeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/premierspikeConnect with the host, Brian OndrakoWebsite: https://brianondrako.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@brianondrakoTwitter: https://twitter.com/brianondrakoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/brianondrako/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianondrako/Newsletter/Blog: https://brianondrako.com/subscribeThis episode is brought to you by LMNT, the delicious, sugar-free electrolyte drink mix. As someone who is active with CrossFit and other activities, I take LMNT 1–2 times per day. LMNT is formulated to help anyone with their electrolyte needs as electrolytes are vital to helping relieve hunger, cramps, headaches, tiredness, and dizziness.For a limited time, listeners of the Just Get Started Podcast can get a free LMNT Sample Pack with any purchase. This special offer is available here: DrinkLMNT.com/justgetstarted Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode the boys announce the winners of this years 'That Roundnet Podcast Awards', the winners were nominated and then voted on, by you, the roundnet community! Mike and Scott conclude this episode by reflecting over season 2 and discuss the future plans for the podcast.

In this episode the guys discuss the nominees for the following awards - Team of the year, performance of the year, breakout team of the year, player of the year, performance of the year, breakout player of the year + community awards This week we will be polling the winners of these awards and announcing them next week on episode 31!

The boys are all together to discuss a huge weekend for European Roundnet! They start by discussing Saturdays ETS Championship where we saw Tiramisu take gold in the Womens pro division as well the dominating German duo take gold in Open Pro. The guys then move onto discussing the first ever European squad championship where we saw 15 countries compete at the 'mini worlds' event on Sunday!

D'Jungs sind zrugg, und achtung es wird no besser, sogar wieder zemme ah eim Ort! Es giht also viel z'berede wie zum Bispiel euses potentielle neue Merch, wie am Andri sin Formstand isch und wie de Oscar ah de Schwizermeisterschafte im Roundnet wird uf de Deckel becho...und das ih de erste 10 Minute! Crazy oder? Wiiter gahts denn mit eusem Fazit zu dem Liechtathletik-WM in Budapest. Konkret gahts um de Noah Lyles, de Jakob Ingebingsten und d'Femke Bol! Denn luegemer uf de Sexgrüselpräsident, Luis Rubiales, und sini Schandtate. Z'letscht werfemer no en detaillierte Blick ufs schwizer Ruederkader wo nächst Wuche d'WM in Belgrad bestrittet! Man oh man...es isch wieder einiges los. Darum, wie immer, VOLL INE lose! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 19, an episode many people have been waiting for -Scott and Tops were joined by the very talented duo of Philip and Marcel, who current board members of Roundnet Germany to learn more about the evolution of Roundnet Germany. Roudnet Germany currently have their own league system (Bundesliga) as well as over 50 clubs spread across the country with now thousands of people playing the sport of roundnet in Germany In this episode the guys discuss the success and problems that they have faced along this journey, as well as their plans for the future to continue to grow the sport in Germany and in Europe

Can you recall a time when you were inspired by an article or a piece of content to bring your own creative idea to life? Tim and Scott are two entrepreneurs who have seen success in not only product development but also retail space and business development. In this episode, they'll share their experiences of having unique ideas and being willing to let them out for feedback. Tune in to hear their advice on getting raw feedback and market research, cold outreach to retailers, using incentives to get customers involved as salespeople, and testing the product "out in the wild" before investing. Learn from their journey of turning an idea into a reality while remaining open to constructive criticism! [00:00 - 05:41] How Tim & Scott Learned to Flush Ideas and Created Innovative Products[05:42 - 11:11] Bring Fun to the Backyard[11:12 - 16:25] Introducing PaddleSmash: The Innovative Combination of Pickleball and Roundnet[16:26 - 21:43] Get Raw Feedback & Test Out Your Concept Before Investing Money[21:44 - 23:23] Wrapping Up! Connect with Tim & Scott at Paddlesmash.com! Key Quotes: “If you're not in it for fun, profit, and the people, then why are you in it? If it's just coming down to the profit, you're going to lose the fun. You're going to miss the people, and it's all going to backfire on you.” - Neil Twa“It's no fun having someone tell you your idea is bad. No one enjoys having their idea beat up, but it's an essential part of validating an idea.” - Scott Brown Let's get connected! You can find me on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook & Youtube. Head to Voltage Digital Marketing to boost your brand and sales exposure!If you liked the show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe through your favorite streaming platform!

Spikeball Inc release a new roundnet set! In this Episode Scott, Mike & Tops break down the changes it has to the current Spikeball Pro net, Spikeball's purpose with the set, and if it is worth the price point of $300 USD

Ein Roundnet-Set - aus Holz und in Deutschland fair produziert? Klingt verrückt, gibt es aber! Wooden Roundnet heißt die Firma, die Linus Wübbe und Virgilius Kolbeck gegründet haben. Die Beiden erzählen, wie aus einer wilden Idee und langen Nächten in der Werkstatt ein modernes kleines Start-Up wurde, welches das Angebot an Roundnet-Sets um eine tolle nachhaltige Option erweitert.

Der zweite große Titel der Saison ist zu vergeben: Anfang Juli werden in Heidelberg die Deutschen Meister*innen im Mixed gesucht. Das erste Mal losgelöst von der DM der Männer + Frauen. Julius und Marvin aus Heidelberg stellen mit Marcel das Konzept der DM vor: Wie läuft die Qualifikation, wie ist das Spielsystem, was gibt es für Attraktionen für Spieler*innen und Zuschauer*innen? Wir sind uns sicher: Wer nach dem Anhören keine Lust auf das Event bekommt, hat Roundnet nie geliebt!

On this episode Thomas Pshaid (@tops_roundnet) and Gavin cover the topic of streaming in roundnet. With STS Challengers no longer being streamed by Spikeball, we discuss how anyone can set up a basic stream so that people at home can track these events. We then move into mid-level streams which might might use a computer rather than a phone and even how you can set up a scoreboard for your viewers. Later on we discuss the importance of streaming events live, not worrying about the viewership numbers as a new or experienced streamer, playing in events vs streaming them, the major in Toulouse and finally the how streaming could be revolutionized by advanced production teams. We hope you all enjoy!

The boys are back On this episode Scott discusses his recent adventures across Europe, while also discussing what goes into preparing a roundnet clinic, how he creates roundnet drills, and the general lack of coaching in roundnet since HTR slowed down.

In this episode — while Scott was away hosting clinics in London — Mike and Gavin joined to discuss community. Here we label the two ways we believe people experience roundnet community, as upstream and as downstream. The upstream player is working their way to the top and sees community as an opportunity for them to play and enjoy more roundnet. On the other hand the downstream roundnet community member might be more concerned with providing to newer players, making roundet more enjoyable for everyone, and presenting opportunities to those who might not have given roundnet a chance otherwise. Later on we discuss Gavin and Mike's experiences within communities and recent strategies they've implemented to further their own groups.

This week the boys build on a fan favourite episode from season 1 discussing your role and relationship with roundnet. The guys start the episode by openly discussing Mike & Gavin's previous and present relationship with roundnet before discuss new exciting projects and initiatives within roundnet such as The Roundnetwork, Roundnet AI, as well as other projects started in 2023. It's then time for Mike's break where he continues on last weeks topic of team names by testing Gavin and Scott's roundnet history in a little roundnet trivia. The boys then end the show by discussing the individual roles that are so important within the roundnet community and that we can sometimes take for granted, such as streamers, tournament directors, observers, etc. To conclude, you may even resonate with some parts of this episode which may help you better understand your relationship with roundnet and help you see some opportunities where you could become more involved in helping grow this incredible sport.

On episode 7 of the podcast, Mike, Scott, and Gavin take a step back to really look at the progression that roundnet has made over the last couple of years and assess in which direction it is heading, We often hear whispers around the net that the sport is 'broken', but what does that really mean and is the sport really broken at all? To discuss this topic, the guys are joined by top pro player and previous winner & runner up of the Spikeball Championship/National event - Fredric Hinkle! After discussing this topic at length with Fred, the guys then move onto Mike's mid show break before predicting the outcomes of both the first STS Major of the year, alongside the first EURA event of the year, ETS Paris, with both taking place this weekend!

Episode 4 of That Roundnet Podcast! This week Mike, Scott, and Gavin discuss the recent success of squad tournaments such as Worlds, American Spikers League Tournament in Las Vagas, and how we might see more squad-based tournaments in the future. Mike then delivers his Midshow Break by creating a draft of the best 4 sports that translate into roundnet. The show then ends with the boys being welcomed by Alex Hart and Kaleb Wagner to discuss ASL's goals and ambitions while also discussing the success of the Las Vagas event and their plans with ASL in the future!

In this episode, Mike, Scott, and Gavin take a step back and discuss the bigger picture. Will roundnet ever reach its potential...? What are the potential equipment and rule changes needed in order for roundnet to grow and become the sport we all know it can become?

This week, the boys are incredibly excited to bring on Jonah Zwillinger for episode 41 of that roundnet podcast! Jonah has helped take roundnet commentary to the next level and has commentated several major roundnet events this year, including the World Championship, The Championship/Nationals on ESPN, and several STS Majors in the U.S. In this episode, the guys discuss how Jonah started his journey within the world of commentating and what lead him on his path to commentating roundnet. The guys then deep dive into 'What really is roundnet commentary'? Which styles work best for which audiences? What are some of the techniques used to help add to the experience? What will roundnet commentary look like in the future? The guys then end the show with a fun segment called the shoe game, this includes Scott asking both Mike and Jonah the same question with Mike and Jonah having to answer the questions honestly - who is the better roundnet player? Who is more likely to shout 'BANG' live on air? Who is most likely to lose their voice...?

Another off-season episode and there's plenty still to discuss! This week, Mike, Scott, and Gavin discuss potential teams we could see in 2023 while also discussing some teams we would like to see play together. Which two players could team up to try and upset Twinz? Will we see Ryder play any tournaments in 2023? Who will Gabe play next season with? Who would suit Fred and Rahul's playing styles if they are to split in 2023? The guys then end the show talking about what does a perfect roundnet athlete look like? Who are the top players in the game for the big 5 roundnet skill categories of setting, hitting, defence, serving, and serve receive?

This week the guys announce the winners of That Roundnet Podcast Awards of 2022! Mike, Scott, and Gavin chose the nominations, you guys voted for the winners! With each poll receiving between 700-1000+ votes, thank you to everyone who took part! The guys then end the show by continuing the off-season segments with Mike seeking an investment from both Gavin and Scott for his ideas that could change the roundnet world on this week's Spike Tank segment!

Women's Takeover bei Netzklatscher: Zum Launch des nagelneuen Women's Roundnet Germany Insta-Accounts übernehmen auch in der neuen Folge die Frauen das Ruder. Tina Gulden und Alexa Peusch haben die neue deutsche Plattform für Frauen im Roundnet gegründet und erzählen, warum dies ein wichtiger Schritt zur Frauen-Förderung im Roundnet ist und was zudem in Zukunft noch geplant wird.

The season is over, but the off-season podcasts have just started! We have so many games and segments planned for this off-season and we start with the game we like to call 'Spike-Tank', where we take turns pitching our ideas that we think could completely change the world of roundnet as we know it! From Mega Tripods to a new Groove ball and maybe even a roundnet VR simulator...? Which idea to you like the best? We have postponed the announcements of this year's fun "that roundnet podcast awards" due to Mike's little illness, so will be discussing the results on episode 39 instead!

Welcome to the first-ever That Roundnet Podcast Awards of the Year! This episode is very special and helps conclude the 2022 season and leaves Mike, Scott, and Gavin reminiscing about what an incredible year of roundnet it has been. The boys nominate 2-4 nominees for each of the year's awards and it's up to YOU (the community) to decide who wins each award! Make sure to check it out this Saturday on @thatroundnetpodcast on Instagram to join in the biggest Poll of the year! Who is the best player in the World? Who is the breakout player of the year? What was the best series of 2022? Who is the Mashup king/queen of the year? Who will you vote for?

W tym odcinku podcastu wspólnie z Martą Kijo rozmawiamy o grze roundnet. Marta Kijo - studentka fizjoterapii w Warszawskim Uniwersytecie Medycznym. Ze sportem związana od dziecka - swoją przygodę zaczynała od pływania, później trenowała siatkówkę, a jej najnowszą pasją jest roundnet. Regularnie trenuje tą dyscyplinę od dwóch sezonów. Jest aktywną zawodniczką i popularyzatorką tego sportu – na tegorocznych pierwszych Mistrzostwach Świata Roundnet reprezentowała kadrę Polski Women. Na fali nowych doświadczeń razem ze znajomymi założyła pierwszy warszawski klub Warsaw Spikes. Z Martą rozmawiamy między innymi o: ✅ jej doświadczeniu z różnymi dyscyplinami sportowymi ✅ tym jak narodził się roundnet ✅ zasadach gry ✅ popularności tej dyscypliny w Polsce i na świecie ✅ jej występach i osiągnięciach na imprezach sportowych ✅ tym od czego zacząć przygodę z roundnet ✅ treningach i umiejętnościach jakie ćwiczą ✅ jej recepcie na ruch Chcecie spróbować gry w roundnet? Zajrzyjcie na stronę: www.facebook.com/warsawspikes Podoba Ci się podcast?  Zrób dobry ruch i pomóż mi w rozwoju tego kanału. Podcast możesz wspierać na wiele sposobów - komentować posty, udostępniać treści lub wejść na Patronite i wybrać jedną z opcji

On this episode, we're joined by Tim Swindle & Scott Brown, Co-Founders of Paddlesmash, the next great backyard game where Pickleball meets Roundnet. We touch upon manufacturing in the US vs internationally, creating new board games, getting games on the shelves of big retailers, the virality potential of games, how its changed getting the products into the hands of the consumer, sending free product out to get content back, QR codes on packaging, and building brand awareness through DTC so there's brand recognition in retail.Be sure to subscribe to our pod to stay up-to-date and checkout Malomo, the leading order tracking platform for Shopify brands at gomalomo.com.

Now that the season is winding down, Mike, Scott, and Gavin talk very openly about their experiences this year with roundnet as well as their focuses moving forward. Why do you play roundnet? Are you trying to become the best in your friend group, the best in the World, or just the best you can be? Do you enjoy playing roundnet casually or competitively? What do you enjoy more, being on the court or off it? There are so many other things involved in being a part of a growing sport, which things do you enjoy doing the most? For some people it's streaming and commentating, for others, it's organizing events or taking photos, or creating content. All are important for the sport. which do YOU enjoy doing the most?

On the back of roundnet first-ever World Championship Mike, Scott, and Gavin discussed how far the sport has come in recent years and the direction we hope to see it move in, in the coming years. To discuss this topic the guys invited a true OG of the sport, a current spikeball employee, and most recently even a coach for Team USA in Belgium - Mr. Skyler Boles! If you like hearing some crazy rules during the early stages of the sport to discussing the new proposed 'elite' set that spikeball are currently working on, you will for sure enjoy this episode.

This week Mike, Scott & Gavin decide to break down the season's events so far, discussing the evolution of players' abilities and specific skills such as serve receive & defence, while also talking about a handful of other topics in this jam-packed podcast episode. Alongside this season's events, the boys also discuss roundnet commentary and what makes good commentary, sponsorship within roundnet - (how far away are we from it becoming more common?), as well as Mike's, Scott's, and Gavin's seasons as individuals so far as the guys hit the big milestone of 25 podcast episodes!

Die Sommerpause ist vorbei (zumindest für Mats) und nach ein paar schönen Sessions Fango mit Rotlicht für Jonas gab es endlich den lang ersehnten Edgy Tag mit Niklas, an dem Vorbehalte sowohl gestärkt als auch verworfen wurden. Kompetitiv ist gar kein Ausdruck für diese Stunden. Frisbee hat sehr viel Raum und Aufmerksamkeit in Anspruch genommen und endete in Balztänzen, Spikeball hat (leider) extrem viel Spaß gemacht und die Jungs durften direkt neben der Roundnet Community München spielen - was eine Ehre! Eine AIS Boule Kollektion ist auf dem Weg und einen kurzen Ausflug nach Wimbledon und zum Edgy Touch gab es am Ende auch noch. Ok, ciao!

Post Produced Roundnet - Potentially one of the biggest things missing in the sport of roundnet. Do we expect people in roundnet to go from watching a reel on social media to watching a full 40-60 minute match? Could the next big thing in roundnet be post-produced tournament recaps so the sport can retain some of the millions that are exposed to the sport through a reel or tiktok on social media? These post produced recaps would help build storylines, build personal and team connections, and help funnel more people into the sport, very similar to how discgolf has done over these past few years through the help of Jomez.

This week Mike, Scott, and Gavin welcome Preston Bies onto the podcast! Have you ever wondered why How To Roundnet was created? Where do you think the sport of roundnet would be without it? In this podcast, the guys also discuss the importance of clinics, coaching, and the mindset needed for dramatic improvement

Sometimes we all have tournaments where we don't perform to the level we wanted, or get the result we were after, how do you react to one of these experiences? Along with the topic of dealing with defeat, Mike, Scott, and Gavin also talked about the most recent STS challenger in Atlanta, GA, where there were plenty of things to talk about such as Bazinga's breakout tournament and Kickstart reclaiming the top spot in the women division! The guys end the podcast talking about the topic of video referee reviews in roundnet, what are the pros and cons of such an idea? Is roundnet ready for it?

Today we chat with two new friends (Ming & Ace) about Roundnet/spikeball culture in Taiwan and starting a new club in Taichung. Tom is not here this episode :(, every go say hi to him and tell him to come back! Follow Sunrise Roundnet Club: https://www.instagram.com/sunrise.roundnet/ If you enjoy our podcast please leave a quick review on your podcast app, us, it helps us a lot!

Episode 13, just three guys discussing, laughing, and chatting about their love for roundnet. This week, Mike, Scott, and Gavin talked about 'that roundnet bug', what does this really mean? When did you first fall in love with the sport? What is it that still keeps YOU involved in the sport? In this more laid-back episode, the boys share some funny stories such as Mike's obsession with backyard games, Scott's first international tournament, and Gavin's first time receiving a cut serve...(not too bad right? But, we may have forgotten to mention that the server that day was Fredric Hinkle...)

Rabenalarm bei Netzklatscher! Die Roundnet Ravens Marburg sind eine der neuen, aufstrebenden Communities, die sich in kürzester Zeit in das Herz der Roundnet-Community gearbeitet haben. Lukas und Noelle stellen bei Marcel die Rabenfamilie vor und berichten von ihrem absoluten Highlight: Dem Rave Cup, dem allerersten Turnier im Marburg!

This week, Mike, Scott, and Gavin are joined by the current number one female player in the world, Olivia Jenki. During this episode, they all discuss Olivia's journey to the top, where the women's roundnet scene is currently, as well as such topics as travel and finances! What did Olivia's path look like to reach the top in women's roundnet? What can we all do to help women's roundnet grow, not only in the US but around the world too? How do so many people have the money to travel to so many tournaments? All these questions, plus some travel tips and hacks are discussed on this week's episode of That Roundnet Podcast!

Part two of a two-episode topic - underrated skills in roundnet ft Clark Marshall In this episode, Mike, Scott, and Gavin are joined by current pro player and Mr consistent himself, Clark Marshall. In this episode, the guys talk about some very underappreciated skills in roundnet such as serve receive, footwork, team chemistry, and communication. How hard is it to practice serve-receive? Is it better to be tall or short for serve receive? How important is team chemistry and communication in roundnet? These questions as well as many more were discussed on this week's podcast!

This episode is sponsored by lefty on two!!! This episode Chase, Burrows, and Dax go over the Orlando tour stop, Round Rock major, and more....

What are some of roundnets most underrated, undervalued, and underappreciated skills? In this episode, Mike, Scott, and Gavin are joined by current pro player and one taller half of assistive touch, and a friendly giant of the roundnet scene, Mr. Clark Marshall. For the majority of this two-part podcast, the guys discuss such skills as setting and defense. What is the perfect set? Is the reason setting is not valued enough is because it's not sexy enough...? The guys also talk in-depth about Clark's defensive success during the 2021 season. Is there a lack of defensive knowledge and content out there in the roundnet community? Will we see more or fewer teams play the styles of Assistive Touch and Knotty or less during the 2022 season?

We are really loving doing these podcasts and with that...we hope you feel the same! This one we were lucky enough to have Clark Marshall join the conversation and share his knowledge :) Hear Ryder geek out on How to Content, ATX recap, tips, which animal is the best at roundnet and much much more!Please please please drop some thoughts in the comments. What did you like, what do you think we should do more of, new sections, really anything and everything you want us to hear. DROP THAT GOODNESS BELOW :)Thanks for the support as always and if you haven't yet......... subscribe :PPreston and Ryder out!Support the show (http://YouTube.com/howtoroundnet)

Forget about those traditional/popular sports! This is an episode all about the up-and-coming athletic opportunities in the area. From UT's Roundnet club, Blake Hurst and Matt Shaver join the podcast to talk about Spikeball in East TN. It's grown from a popular yard game into a legitimate sport, and we're here for all of that! Rugby is a big sport across the globe, but it's just now seeing a rise in popularity around here. We actually host a lot of rugby events on our field, and so far, they've all been with the Smoky Mountain Athletic Club. So, I've got Gabe Woodson from SMAC on this episode to talk about what all they're doing to help promote the sport in Knoxville.  And from the House of Sport, Ariana Scroggins joins me to talk about her experience as a Rock Wall teammate. We also talk a lot about a big event we're doing soon with paraclimbing world champion Maureen (Mo) Beck.    Also, listen as I give a coupon code that can be used for 20% off of ANY experience at DICK'S House of Sport. HOUSE OF SPORT Podcast is hosted by Casey Beaman.   Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @dickshouseofsportknx and check out the full events calendar at www.dicks.com/houseofsportknx   DICK'S House of Sport - Knoxville 

Mike, Scott, and Gavin are joined by current European champion Benny Bachler to discuss the most recent tournament in Europe hosted by roundnet Spain where players from all over Europe came together to showcase their talent against some of the best on the continent as well as against some of the best worldwide with last weeks guest on the pod Mr. Buddy Hammon in attendance. The guys also discuss the true value of defense. Should more people value getting better at defense than serving, why do many people neglect getting better at defense? Should more people elect for safe seconds, especially during pickup given this is one of the few opportunities one gets to actually practice defense? The guys end the pod talking about premier status, how does one really get premier? What even is premier to start with? Is it a measurement of your skill level, or a measurement of how you have performed at roundnet events hosted by Spikeball?

What can we do to help grow the sport we all love?  This week, Mike, Scott & Gavin were joined by roundnet legend Buddy Hammon! This week they discuss current revenue streams within the sport of roundnet, such as Buddy's successful program, roundnet clinics, as well as some more potential revenue routes.  The guys also discuss the current branding and sponsorship situation within roundnet and what we can do as players to help attract more eyes towards this amazing sport. Are names/surnames as team names a must for the sport to grow? Should more players have personal roundnet accounts? They all end the show discussing which one thing they think could potentially help 'explode' the sport of roundnet...

Close your eyes and imagine the sport at the Olympics - what do you see? This week Mike, Scott & Gavin discuss which potential rule and equipment changes could help grow the sport and make it more viewer-friendly so that it could one day make it to the Olympics. Serving and offense are the problems, how do we find that balance where defensive touches occur more often than aces, but where aces are still part of the game? Is one solution hosting tournaments dedicated to testing rule/equipment changes to collect data? Is the key that we all need to stay open-minded and understand that this sport is still very young and will need to be constantly evaluated in order to achieve that 'optimal' state as quickly as possible. The guys end the show with Mike putting Scott & Gavin's knowledge of roundnet rules to the test...who knew that people use to play rock-paper-scissors to decide if they had to keep or remove their cleats while playing...

Welcome to a brand new roundnet podcast! This week Mike, Scott, and Gavin discuss potential mashups (team combinations), the difference between the European roundnet scene and the US, as well as Women's roundnet, will the U.S be challenged at Worlds? The guys end the show with a fun segment called 'roundnet tinder' where you get to learn their preferences on the roundnet field as well maybe start to think about who would be your perfect match...? Without further ado, introducing - That Roundnet Podcast!

By examining our current local roundnet organizations (LROs) in the world, we can craft a pretty good idea about the future of roundnet. LROs have been popping up left and right over the last year--but which of them will stick around for a while? Is there a best kind of structure? Does there need to be more or less of them? All these questions and more in the fourth and final episode of a series titled "The Future of Local Roundnet Organizations." In the series finale, special host Ben Dantowitz joins the show to interview the regular host, Dom Orlando! Along with hosting Roundnet Tabletalk, Dom is the founder and owner of Florida Roundnet Association. Listen in as Ben and Dom talk about FRA and much more. Follow @flroundnet on Instagram to keep up to date with their tournament dates and announcements! Please help spread the word about this podcast by liking, subscribing, rating, and leaving a review wherever you get your podcasts. See you next time at the Round Table. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

Chase, Dax, and Burrows talk about which pro players are partnering up for the Season, the Sapphire roundnet club, and club battles.

By examining our current local roundnet organizations (LROs) in the world, we can craft a pretty good idea about the future of roundnet. LROs have been popping up left and right over the last year--but which of them will stick around for a while? Is there a best kind of structure? Does there need to be more or less of them? All these questions and more in the third episode of a series titled "The Future of Local Roundnet Organizations." This episode features Brian Childs and Logan Cornelius, founders of TASR, Texas Association for the Sport of Roundnet. Listen in as these Texans and I talk about TASR, hubs, and much more. Follow @texasroundnet on Instagram to keep up to date with their tournament dates and announcements! Please help spread the word about this podcast by liking, subscribing, rating, and leaving a review wherever you get your podcasts. See you next time at the Round Table. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

By examining our current local roundnet organizations (LROs) in the world, we can craft a pretty good idea about the future of roundnet. LROs have been popping up left and right over the last year--but which of them will stick around for a while? Is there a best kind of structure? Does there need to be more or less of them? All these questions and more in this first episode of a series titled "The Future of Local Roundnet Organizations." This episode features Taylor Sanford, founder of Utah Roundnet Association, LLC. Listen in as Taylor and I talk about URA, prize money, and much more. Follow @utahroundnet on Instagram to keep up to date with their tournament dates and announcements! Please help spread the word about this podcast by liking, subscribing, rating, and leaving a review wherever you get your podcasts. See you next time at the Round Table. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

Eine fancy Alliteration mit einem coolen Tier und fertig ist ein catchy Communityname, dachten sich u.a. Gerrit und Jonas aus Göttingen, als sie ihre Community Göttinger Gänse Roundnet tauften. In der neuen Folge sprechen die beiden mit Marcel darüber, wie die Community und vor allem der Name entstanden ist und welche Ziele für das kommende Jahr bereits gesteckt wurden. Spoiler: Die Gänse wollen hoch hinaus fliegen. Zudem wird der erste Spieltag der Deutschen Roundnet Liga analysiert, bei dem sie nach eigenen Angaben überperformt haben.

By examining our current local roundnet organizations (LROs) in the world, we can get a pretty good idea regarding the future of the sport of roundnet. LROs have been popping up left and right over the last year--but which of them will stick around for a while? Is there a best kind of structure? Does there need to be more or less of them? All these questions and more in this first episode of a series titled "The Future of Local Roundnet Organizations." This episode features Kyle Ackermann, pro player and co-founder of Midwest Roundnet Association. Listen in as Kyle shares what makes MRA different, and why he thinks it's best for the sport! Follow @midwestroundnet on Instagram to keep up to date with their tournament dates and announcements! Please help spread the word about this podcast by liking, subscribing, rating, and leaving a review wherever you get your podcasts. See you next time at the Round Table. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

Yannick Maurer war schon zu Schulzeiten unterwegs in Sachen Trendsport. Seine große Leidenschaft hat er dann im “Roundnet” gefunden. Aktiv in Mainz beim “1. Roundnet-Verein in Mainz” und auch in Darmstadt im Hochschulsport, erzählt er im Interview mit Hannes Marb von Radio Darmstadt über die Faszination dieser Sportart. Die Hörer:innen erfahren viel über Regelwerk und Technik. Das macht Lust auf mehr! Weitere Anfragen an: roundnet.mainz@gmail.com

Das erste Mal No-Hit-Zone! Bei der Roundnet Trophy in Köln traten Topteams aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz an, um sich unter Anwendung des neuen Regelwerks auf höchstem Niveau zu messen. Marcel und Clemens sprechen mit Sassy von den Otters aus Hamburg darüber, wie sich das Spiel durch die neuen Regeln verändert haben und wie das Turnier insgesamt verlief.

Since the sport of Roundnet is so young, players that have been around for a while have seen massive changes and innovations to the sport first-hand. One aspect of the sport that has changed significantly over the years is defense. Why did it change? In what ways has it changed? Where is it headed? Join the Round Table discussion with Jarratt Rouse and Ryan Fitzgerald of Pro team Knotty Roundnet. Both of these players are commonly recognized as Top 5 defenders of all time, and each of them have their fair share of trophies and medals to show for it. We talk about the history of defense as well as its future. You don't want to miss it! New content every other Friday. Please help spread the word about this podcast by liking, subscribing, rating, and leaving a review on all platforms that you get your podcasts. See you next time at the Round Table. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

Die meisten kennen es unter Spikeball, aber eigentlich heißt es Roundnet. Die Rede ist von diesen gelb-schwarzen Netzen, auf die man in Volleyball-Manier im 2 vs. 2 spielt. Was genau Roundnet ist, wie man es spielt und vieles weitere bespreche ich in dieser Folge von TSMW zusammen mit dem Vize-Europa-Meister Clemens von Hänisch!

Just like every company, Spikeball Inc. has a history. But along with the start of a company, a sport was birthed too. How did we get to this point? Join the Round Table discussion with 3x Roundnet national champions Chico Spikes as we discuss the history of Spikeball and of roundnet. We talk about toys, sharks, and Ben Dantowitz. You don't want to miss it! New content every other Friday. Please help spread the word about this podcast by liking and subscribing to this podcast everywhere you find it! See you next time at the Round Table. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

If you have ever touched a Spikeball set, this podcast is for you. You may not know it, but the sport of Roundnet (commonly known as Spikeball), is one of the fastest growing sports in the world, where thousands of people play on sandy beaches, grassy fields, and in swimming pools every day. Additionally, competitive players participate in tournaments dreaming to rise to the podium and win big events throughout the year. Each episode on Roundnet Tabletalk, we will invite one or more guests to the "Round Table" to discuss different facets of roundnet. You will meet some of the best personalities in the roundnet community, as well as learn more about the sport that we all love and cherish. Please share this podcast, leave a review, and subscribe to it so you don't miss out when we post a new episode! Follow us on Instagram at @roundnet_tabletalk for announcements, sneak peaks, and giveaways! Thanks for listening, and see you next time at the Round Table. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-orlando/support

We talk about the recent women's top 25 PR, the upcoming Garland tour stop, and ofc everyone's favorite cereals

Freibäder öffnen wieder: Warnung vor immer mehr Nichschwimmern / Fitness weltweit: Pickleball fasziniert die USA / Laufen für Wasser: Alpenüberquerung für den guten Zweck / Ausflugstipp: Naturpark Augsburg / Kneipptipps für daheim / Trendsport: Roundnet

Today burrows, Dax, and chase talk about what has been going on in the Roundnet world. Like The new lip rule, the Kentucky tournament, and more.

We talk with Ryder about his 14 tournament podium streak, big plans for HTR and Roundnet production, and predictions for the Kentucky Tournament this weekend

We talk with Preston about his plans for the upcoming season, his top 5-10 players in the world, and which Roundnet athlete would win in a March Madness street fight tourney

Hello and welcome to the Around the Net Podcast by Roundnet World where we share the stories of Community Leaders and change makers from every corner of the globe. As Roundnet grows, you, our listeners will be taking on new challenges, sharing awesome experiences with people on the otherside of the globe and helping to build the international Roundnet community. By tuning into the ‘Around the net' podcast, you will not only be entertained but also- educated. We as hosts are excited to learn more about the global Roundnet community and we trust that both us and our listeners have lots to gain from hearing about the challenges and triumphs of other ballers. At the ‘Around the Net' podcast we are on a mission to share the stories that you need to hear today! So dig in right now and learn what it feels like to be a part of a global movement!

Today Burrows, Dax, and Chase talk about their experiences in the ATX tournament, their thoughts on the new USA Roundnet role including the IRF (Internation Roundnet Federation), and Texas Women's Roundnet. UHHHHH.... Sic'Em Bears!

The most dominant era of Roundnet has come to an end, C/S announces their official retirement from the sport. Join Mike, Shaun, and Logan as they discuss the legacy of C/S, and what comes next! Who do you think will take over as the "most dominant roundnet team"? Check out the video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel!

In this episode of The Rally, the guys get together to discuss the 2021 SRA rule changes and how they will potentially impact the sport of Roundnet going forward! Prefer a video version of the podcast? Check us out on YouTube @SpikeballRoundnetAssociation We are curious to hear your thoughts about the new rules and your experience playing with them, shoot us a DM on Instagram (@spikeballroundnet)

We talk with the one and only Zeus of Roundnet about his player comparisons, current top 10 players in the world, and of course, his cereal takes

We go a little more serious than usual, by going through the new rules for 2021! We analyze each rule, give our initial reaction compared to after playing it, and how we see the future of Roundnet.

In this episode of The Rally Podcast, Mike, Shaun, and Logan share their reactions on The Lost Season Ep. 2 that aired on ESPN! Other topics include, the future of Spikeball Inc. broadcasts both on ESPN and other social media sites, and the crew answers the question: "If you had unlimited funding, what would the perfect roundnet broadcast look like?" Check us out on YouTube! @SpikeballRoundnetAssociation

Today Dax and Chase talk about the new beginnings of the TASR podcast, memories of the 2020 season, and the future of the sport.

We go over who the Alex Caruso of Roundnet is, try to decide if Coleman somehow has worse cereal takes than Gasaway, and go over his “not at all controversial” Top 10.

In this episode of The Rally; Mike, Shaun, and Logan discuss the reasoning/goals of both rule changes for roundnet and SRA season format changes. Stay until the end to hear the answers to the Instagram community Q&A! Check us out on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube! While you're there, don't forget to follow, like, and review the podcast! For more roundnet content, including the video version of these episodes; check us out on YouTube! SRA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXDkARt2D3jLb7F_WjzQExg Hosts: Mike White, Shaun Boyer, and Logan Cornelius Producer: Andrew Gasaway

Mike, Logan, and Shaun are back to talk about the exciting news about the IRF and USA Roundnet!

Chris Ruder is the founder and CEO of Spikeball Inc In this interview, Chris shares about how he started the company, the different steps he took to build the culture at Spikeball Inc., and what life is like as an entrepreneur in the sport world. Hear about what attracted Chris to the game of Roundnet and get some advice for creating your own startup business. Segment #1: Chris's journey (2:16) Segment #2: Daily life as the CEO of Spikeball Inc (26:35) Segment #3: Misconceptions about Spikeball Inc and the sport of Roundnet (41:45) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (48:52) Chris's social media contacts: Twitter (@spikeballchris) Spikeball Inc social media contacts: Facebook (@Spikeball), Twitter (@Spikeball), Instagram (@Spikeball), & Website (Spikeball.com) This episode is brought to you by Haddock Sport Performance. Haddock Sport Performance provides a complete strength & conditioning experience. With over 5 years of experience at the elite international level and a global group of athletes, they know that training is a partnership. Their goal is to provide each athlete with a truly personal and unique training experience. Head to haddocksportperformance.ca or @haddocksportperformance on Instagram to learn more. That concludes Season 1 of the One-on-One with Wan and Only Sports Podcast. Stay tuned for Season 2 coming out October 20th featuring the players, coaches, and personalities that make up the world of ultimate.

Roundnet oder auch weit verbreitet Spikeball genannt, ist der Traum von jedem Spielverrückten-Sportspiel-Narren! Angehaucht von Volleyball vereint die aus Nordamerika kommende Sportart Spielwitz, Koordination, Ballgefühl, Kreativität und nicht zuletzt einen freundschaftlichen Teamgeist. Athletische Verteidigungsaktionen sowie unbegrenzt kreative Schlagbewegungen machen die Sportart attraktiv für jedefrau und jedermann. Warum dieser junge und dynamische Sportart immer noch  eher Spartensportart ist, aber sich trotzdem große Ziele gesetzt hat und warum diese auch realistisch sein könnten erfahrt ihr im Gespräch von Patric Hoch mit Nils Grimm von Roundnet Germany. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Roundnet oder auch weit verbreitet Spikeball genannt, ist der Traum von jedem Spielverrückten-Sportspiel-Narren! Angehaucht von Volleyball vereint die aus Nordamerika kommende Sportart Spielwitz, Koordination, Ballgefühl, Kreativität und nicht zuletzt einen freundschaftlichen Teamgeist. Athletische Verteidigungsaktionen sowie unbegrenzt kreative Schlagbewegungen machen die Sportart attraktiv für jedefrau und jedermann. Warum dieser junge und dynamische Sportart immer noch  eher Spartensportart ist, aber sich trotzdem große Ziele gesetzt hat und warum diese auch realistisch sein könnten erfahrt ihr im Gespräch von Patric Hoch mit Nils Grimm von Roundnet Germany. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Roundnet oder auch weit verbreitet Spikeball genannt, ist der Traum von jedem Spielverrückten-Sportspiel-Narren! Angehaucht von Volleyball vereint die aus Nordamerika kommende Sportart Spielwitz, Koordination, Ballgefühl, Kreativität und nicht zuletzt einen freundschaftlichen Teamgeist. Athletische Verteidigungsaktionen sowie unbegrenzt kreative Schlagbewegungen machen die Sportart attraktiv für jedefrau und jedermann. Warum dieser junge und dynamische Sportart immer noch  eher Spartensportart ist, aber sich trotzdem große Ziele gesetzt hat und warum diese auch realistisch sein könnten erfahrt ihr im Gespräch von Patric Hoch mit Nils Grimm von Roundnet Germany....

We talk with hilltop about their comeback to the realm, recent tournaments, whether they'd rather serve receive themselves or their brother, and who is the wombat of Roundnet.

We interview Gasaway getting his (great) takes on Roundnet content, and (sad) takes on cereal! We also debut a great new segment called “This or That”, as well as “Week in Review” and “Player Comparisons”

In this episode we interview Volley Llamas, rank the top 5 blond babes of Roundnet, compare players to superheroes, and review the crazy results from California last weekend.

Was ist schöner als sich draußen mit Freunden zu treffen? Richtig! Eine neue Folge OhrenMUS! In dieser Folge stellen Max und Hannah Spikeb-—, äääh, Roundnet vor und erzählen von ihren ersten Angaben und Anfängen. Zu Gast ist Marcel Halle von Roundnet Germany und von FakeMUS bis zum MUS-Mobil ist alles dabei!Musik:Title: All The Way UpTitle: Pure AdrenalineArtist: eddySource: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/eddy/srs_1647License: CC BY-NC 4.0 ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ )Modification: Parts were edited for length.Website: musmagazin.deFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mus.magazin/Instagram: @mus.magazinPatreon: patreon.com/musmagazinPaypal: paypal.me/musmagazin

Mike, Logan, and Shaun chat about the upcoming Power Rankings and discuss what makes roundnet the sport that it is.

Mike talks with the founder of Rocky Mountain Roundnet, Tommy Adesso!

Mike and Logan talk with the Spikeball Inc. Community Development Manager Ryan Delaney!

Mike, Shaun, and Logan discuss some crazy old roundnet rules!