Keep It Simple Stupid

But Get It Right - Keap It Simple Stupid part 2

Here at team chaos some of us like to geek out on the format by which we practice.

Practice?

Yes, practice.

During the season, whenever that is in this crazy sport, we get together a couple times, or more, weekly to… practice.  By ‘we’ I mean those of us who are Team Chaos along with a few others who are not.

Perhaps I digress but you do realize that you’re either with us, by ‘us’ I mean Chaos, or… you haven’t got a freakin chance. 

Okay, By ‘practice’ I mean that on different levels of all the following - depending on your person, and including no level at all, we get together to push our game, play some big ball, hack a bit oh small ball, the wall is your friend, stretch, warm up, drill sets - spikes (consult the coach) serves - service reception - digs - bumps - zero freakin zero!

Oh yes… sometimes we go out for drinks afterwards, but only to talk some game and school our notes.

No I didn’t leave out the ‘fun’ part.  Fun is just understood and needn’t be mentioned - dig!?  I knew that you could. 

Now, what’s the point of all this babble?  Recently yours truly has been the driving force behind a new rotation scheme at ‘practice’.  The system is designed to maximize the quality of game for *all* players from the newbie on up to the best we got.

Yes, I said ‘up’.  I know Berkeley freakin CA is right next store but we’re not all free love and flower power over here at Chaos in Oaktown!  We have a hierarchy… with a freakin elitest bunch of fat heads at the top who think we, I mean they, are all the friggin @$%*!, and all we, I mean they, want to do is get better while those on the bottom keep fightin like hell but gettin nowhere fast.

Stay tuned cause over the next couple days I’m going to drop some of this sarcasm, perhaps, and post a series of… posts about this new scheme, and how it’s the best thing since our last scheme, and how we’re going to change the world with it, and how practices will get even kickier, and we’ll have better chance to improve, and somehow have even more… fun - hah!