I am looking for a beach volleyball day camp for teens, Encinitas or Carlsbad area.?
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Sinjin Smith, Randy Stoklos and the staff of Beach VolleyballCamps.com
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There is a great roller hockey rink in Mar Vista park - corner of Sawtelle and Palms. It's pretty nice, good boards and has lights for night games.  There is a banner up right now calling for participants for summer leagues. I looked for a web site but could not find any.
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Hope these links help:\n\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/upland_adult_coed_soccer.htm\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/orange_county_soccer.htm\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/los_angeles_county_soccer.htm\n\nAlso try here, under "Adult Recreational/Amateur":\nhttp://www.at-la.com/sports/@la-soccer.htm
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Hi, I actually don't know of any, tho I live i WA state.. I was just thinkin' that WA ghost towns would be a fun place to camp.  I do know of one called Sternsville down by ocean shores.  My father used to live there when he was a little guy.\nO you know what you can try?  Go to the Washington.Gov    web-site.  Click on campgrounds.  You're in!  Have fun!   Wendee
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I think Kalmus beach in Hyannis, MA is the best but not for beginners becuase it is very crowded. You can also check out West Dennis Beach up the road.
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I've heard UCLA has a good program; one of the Marine Science Academy teachers at my old school took a program there. But also UC Santa Barbara, since it has the additional benefit of being right next to a beach. Also UC San Diego, I think.
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There are plenty of professional beach volleyball players in California, and the name of the professional league is called the AVP for the Association of Volleyball Professionals. The most famous players are Karch Kiraly, and Misty May (sp?).\n\nTwenty five years ago, there was in professional indoor league, but that disbanded long before you were born.\n\nLastly, your spelling/grammar is atrocious. Please don't think that TXT shortcuts are appropriate anywhere other than your cell phone.
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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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try a college basketball camp?\ni don't know i'm from cali and thats what i think of when i hear 18 and over lookin for summer basketball tourneys.\nyou could also start like a team and play streetball...kinda a tourney..\nhope it helped.
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http://www.volleyball.org/wmorgan.html
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I know that Lake Merced Golf Club has amateur charity events.  They are in SF.\n\nYou should also try the Women's Golf Association of Northern California.  They promote amateur tournaments as well.  Here's their website:  http://www.wganc.com/
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http://www.volleyballnet.net/Leagues.asp?st=FL\n\nI think this website is good for you to search for a volleyball league.
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I highly recommend\n\nwww.kidscamps.com  \n\nthey are a niche directory of Summer Camps
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Try searching the web for a soccer camp in your area. And practise all the time!
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Look it up on the AVP website. Or like Region USA Volleyabll. That should tell you of any sand stuff available in your area. Hope that helps =)
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I dont know the names of any leagues but....check w/ some area community colleges.  ~ or this summer go the beach, there are lots of people who play (indoor & outdoor) volleyball there.  Huntinton beach is a good one.  Volleyball is so much fun!  ~Best Wishes!
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Ocean Beach is probably the easiest place to get to, but be sure you give the locals their space.\n\nCheck out Surfline.com's map of surf spots in the Bay Area. Lots of options, as long as you have a good wetsuit.