Chris Marlowe
Sportskool Volleyball coach Chris Marlowe
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Middle Block/Attack
Misty May shows you how to handle being in the middle of all the action on offense and defense.
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Misty May Interview
Olympic Gold Medalist Misty May sits down for a Sportskool Q&A.
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Setting
Olympian Misty May shows you the proper technique for the front, back & quick set.
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Passing
Misty May shows you why passing is one of the keys to scoring on the volleyball court.
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Hit Out of Trouble
Olympian Misty May and Chris Marlowe give some defensive tips on how to hit out of trouble.
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Serving
Misty May serves up the proper techniques for the jump, float, and jump float serves.
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Training
Misty May teaches you the training techniques that will elevate your volleyball game.
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Attacking
Gold Medalist Misty May teaches you how to score big with proper attacking techniques
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Individual Defense
Olympian Misty May shows you why a good offense begins with good individual defense.
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Blocking
Gold Medalist Misty May shows you how to be a big stopper on the volleyball court.
A versatile, elite athlete in college and into the amateur and professional ranks, Chris Marlowe has somehow one-upped himself as a broadcaster.
Marlowe, the play-by-play voice of the Denver Nuggets since 2004, has broadcast almost every imaginable sport - baseball, basketball, football, fencing, poker, water polo. He's called more than 20 sports in all, including four prestigious Olympic gigs. At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Marlowe called beach volleyball. And viewers should've listened intently. He knows a thing or two about the sport.
Marlowe captained San Diego State University's 1973 NCAA Championship as the starting setter. U.S.A. Volleyball named him its MVP in 1976 and 1978. A standout beach player, Marlowe won eight tournaments, including the 1977 World Championship and two Manhattan Beach Opens. In 1984, he captained the United States to a gold medal at the Olympics in Los Angeles.
Marlowe was also a force in basketball, lettering all four seasons with the Aztecs and earning Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Newcomer of the Year in 1970 and all-conference honors in 1974.
