Beach volley argentina campeón

Being really tall and doing tall person things in volleyball isn’t really impressive. Cool to look for quick highlights I suppose

pls how do you build that baCKK sean scott

I was wondering why Karchs passes were so low, after all he's a superb passer, probably one of the best who ever lived.... Then it hit me, lower passes, faster offense, with a lower pass he and his partner able to get the offense moving faster before their opponents have time to set, kinda like the hurry up offense in football.

Goat

Stein Metzger/Kevin Wong defeat Eric Fonoimoana/Rob Heidger

Good now as it ever was

Puta que o pariu

I watch the men’s to see real matches, I watch woman’s to see real asses lol.

Not very entertaining

Legendarisk video

Old heads aren’t liking this one

Todd Rogers digging and reading the hitter was exceptional!

Karch's passing is so good :)

Wow

Nice....And where is that? What state?

4:28 "Wrong player" 😂😂😂 BANG

no jumping required lol

These guys are incredible beyond belief. Elite.

My jump serve is garbage compared to these guys.

Phil is amazingly nimble and skilled for a tall "goonish-type" player... That said, Karch at 23 would have been 8 inches higher at the moment of ball contact. Phil would have blocked him...almost never. ...Karch was a phenomenal all around athlete. Go watch his superstars competition. He was a freak.

They've still got it!

nice dobie

and that’s when Karch realized his career was over

The atmosphere is incredible haha

Insande - Do you know or have Phil and Todd big comeback match against John Hyden? I think 2009 and I think in SB?

Saw Henry play with Rundle 3 or 4 times. Simple, he was that impressive. When he dug a ball that also was impressive.Do not recall him talking.SPECIAL he was!

Saw him play only once, at the Manhattan Beach Open in 73 with Larry Rundle. However, I HEARD him play a year earlier at the same tournament. My brother, who took me down to see the tournament, described Bergman as this amazing player and hitter. We arrived Sunday about 2pm and Bergman and Von Hagen were playing Malpee and Gonzalez. 46 years later, I still remember the details. The parking lot and pier were lined with people and I was unable to get any kind of a view, being 5 feet 4 at the time. But I vividly remember what I HEARD. One girl, with a view of the court, excitedly said, "OMG, they just served Bergman. I could hear the crowd started to stir, then I heard this LOUD CRACK, followed by a BOOM as the ball bounced off the sand. Then the reaction of the entire crown that went on for a good half a minute - shock and amazement. I wasn't able to get within a hundred yards of the court before the game ended with Henry and Ron victorious. The memories of that day still stick in my brain. The next year, we went down on a Saturday when the crowds were much smaller. We were there to see one team. This year, Henry played with Larry Rundle. I was looking forward to watching Henry hit warm-up spikes. We picked out a perfect place to see him hit from the left side. No such luck. He just hit balls into the net, with a LOUD crack each time. I could see why he didn't take warm- up hits. They played a younger team, early 20's I would guess. Good players with excellent ball control. Rundle saw every serve. Perfect pass EVERY TIME. You could have put a hula hoop by the net and every ball would have landed in it. And of course a perfect set every time. I started to see the look of disappointment on Bergman's face. And probably the slight look of boredom of setting the same perfect pass every time. Not one serve came his way. But he dug a ball on defense. Rundle gave him a perfect set and he crushed a ball hard angle and bounced it up into the parking lot. The two kids just looked at each other and shook their heads. i could see Henry looking across the net at them with a big smile. After the game, I wanted to see just how tall he was and how he was built. Right around six foot, lean and muscular. Not as tall as I was expecting. I must have had an look on my face of hero worship and awe. We made eye contact for a brief moment and I could see he was noticeably uncomfortable with my expression, like he didn't deserve it. I expected someone with a huge ego, not someone as shy and self conscious as this. The descriptions people on youtube give of this amazing athlete are all true. A down to earth humble human being who left us with a legacy of awe, amazement for his talent and respect and admiration for his warmth and character. He will be missed.

Is that Stafford Slick in the yellow and Tri Bourne in the white?

Pass the ball

My uncle represents!! Love you uncle dennis!

Rogers back in the day. From tiny acorns...

3:02 fuckin love it! Dana still playing like he did back in day and still pissing people off.

back when Rosie was in shape and before he gained 20 lbs...

The jets go through my head phones right to left lol

Karch gets so many digs/touches on defense. What an animal.

3:01 what a dick

Gotta be on your toes to play against Dana! Doesn't hurt to be playing with Rosie...Great to watch.

"Wrong player"

My dad is in this video he played with casey patterson he was the start of the video he blocked the camera hahahha

why topless?

Phil and Todd in 2010 were insanely good. In my opinion, no team has even got close to their 2010 level since the change to short court. I was delighted to find this game. It's hard to find videos of their 2010 games.

We love kiraly

anyone know what tournament this was and what year? had to have been before 1997, Kent started playing with Jose Loiola I think.

Ugly, two guys like Mr. Rosenthal and Mr. Camacho should show more respect for those who, like themselves love volleyball enough to play tourneys. I've lost respect for Sean Rosenthal, Dana Camacho I don't know as well.

The passion at 2:44. There are microscopic volleyballs in his blood!

Terrible set at 6:20. How does that not get called

@hicsuntleones that's because they could deep dish set back then. In court setting you can have spin in beach you can't. That's why deep dish is legal

Strange partnerships. I never saw Karch play with Doble or Dax with Eric. Notice that these guys could play defense without slopping up the ball the way they do these days. God I loved East Beach.

come on...only 1 person in the world should be wearing a pink hat