Who are some pro volleyball players?
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Surfer there is lots of pro indoor volleyball!\n\nI think that they get paid the most in Italy (lot$ of $$$$) but there are teams in every European nation. (My sister played in France, I have friends that have played in Germany, Holland and Italy.)\n\nhttp://sigla.com/pallavolomodena/volleyball-players.asp  Professional volleyball players of Cimone Volley Modena, Italy: players profile, photos, images, pictures, videos, movies, interviews, press releases, press conferences, comments, opinions, news, transfers, notes, statistics, reviews, technical analysis by Italian volleyball insiders.\n\nKarch played in Italy for years!\n\n\nSection 3.5 How much can I make playing in Europe?\n Your salary depends on your skill level, where you play, and the financial capabilities of the team you play for. Professional contracts can range from a few hundred U.S. dollars to $10,000+ each month. Some contracts also include signing bonuses and performance-based incentives packages for wins. It is important to keep in mind that, aside from the very best, world-class players, salaries have dropped as a whole from previous years. You may have to get used to the idea that your first year salary may be far lower than what your friends made in their first seasons a couple of years ago. On the upside, however, the money you make playing professionally in Europe is normally tax free, rent free, and insurance free, so if you are contracted to earn $1000USD per month, that’s exactly how much you will be paid (not $1000 less taxes, rent, etc. as in the States).\nSection 3.6 Aside from my salary, what else will be provided for in a professional contract?\n Typical European contracts include provisions for a furnished apartment (usually to be shared with another foreign player on the team), one roundtrip airline ticket (to Europe at the beginning of the season and back to the States at the end of the season), health insurance, and sometimes the shared use of a car. Higher-profile contracts can include airfare home to the States at Christmas, language tutors, mobile phone usage, and daily meals provided by a local sponsoring restaurant. Keep in mind that every situation is different every year, so there are no guarantees.\n\nIt should first be noted that the highest levels of professional volleyball are not exclusive to Europe. In fact, Brazil and Japan have two of the top professional leauges in the world. Within Europe, Italy is the top league for both men and women, but then things get a little tricky. Russia & Turkey are good (and high-paying) league for both men and women, while Greece is storng (money and level) for men much moreso than for the women. Other European Cup teams from the most competitive counties are on par with these tops teams as well. The second tier of European teams includes France, Spain, Germany, and Italy A2.\n\n(Sorry about my tangent.)
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That is a great question!\n\n"Pro" anything just means it is done professionally. Meaning the person or people performing the task are compensated/paid.\n\nIndoor volleyball is a pro sport.\n\nBeach volleyball is a pro sport.\n\nPro (professional) volleyball is just a general term to include both.\n\n:-)
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Mohamed Ali\nMichael Jordan\nPele\nDiego Maridona\nBeckham
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M.V. played 4 Virginia Tech in college, and Atlanta Falcons in the NFL.\nHe went pro in "01.
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http://www.onlinesports.com/pages/I,HK-0-73602-911-7.html\n\nhttp://volleyball.about.com/od/coachhouser/a/goodnoplay.htm\n\nhttp://www.usoc.org/11624_46699.htm
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check and see if dallas has an IMPACT volleyball club..it'll keep you up to par.
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Volleyball Hall of Fame to honor six international stars ---Bernard Rajzman ­ Named FIVB's Volleyball Player of the 20th Century (Brazil)\n---Eugenio George ­ FIVB's Best Woman¹s Team Coach 20th Century (Cuba)\n---Stanislaw Gosciniak ­ 1974 World Championship MVP (Poland)\n---Cecilia Tait - Silver Medal - Seoul Olympics - 1988 (Peru)\n---Konstantin Reva - Received Special 20th Century Award from FIVB - 2000 (USSR)\n---Ron Lang - USVBA All-Time Great Male Player (USA)
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Yea, i play volleyball. I Love volley ball. I dont play for a team or anything, just with friends and family, im pretty good, i've been told. I've been asked to be in many teams and stuff but i just dont.
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Ronaldo\nZidane\nNesta\nCech
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I had to do this before this should help.\n\nhttp://www.sportsknowhow.com/volleyball/history/volleyball-history.shtml
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Yes volleyball players can be pretty just like anyone else.
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It's always someone who is really good but very underrated as far as the mainstream public goes (think Garret Anderson, Miguel Tejada, and Bobby Abreu in the last couple years).  I'll need to see the participants first, but my early frontrunner is Ryan Howard.
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.....what does that have to do with volleyball?????
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sheryl swoops (wnba)\nMartina Navratilova (tennis)\nGreg Louganis (diver)\nBrian Orser (skater)\nRudy Galindo (skater)\nIan Roberts (rugby)
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http://www.volleyball.org/wmorgan.html
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Pataki never played in the pros but he loves the game of basketball.  He played the post in an attorneys league while he worked at the law firm of Dewey Ballantine.  Rumor has it that Pataki has a pretty decent game ;)
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The FIVB estimates that 1 in 6 people in the world participate in or observe indoor volleyball, beach volleyball, or backyard (recreational) volleyball