Are there any places to play beach volleyball in the Atlanta area?
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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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That's great that you mentioned age group, because if you're interested in BEACH volleyball, there's the Junior Spikers program down in Huntington Beach that's ages 7-14 (sometimes they even stretch to 15 & 16, but you should ask about that bit) and the program goes on throughout the whole summer. \n\nOf course, teams will be split by age group. \n\nHave fun =]
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I don't know how fun this is to read, but Volleyball, depending on the type Beach or indoor is fun to play no matter what! \nFor Beach a team consists of 2 players, while in indoor it consists of six. \n\nI kno the rules for indoor a lot better considering I'm a player. Well the rules are pretty complicated as you get into it but the players rotate each time their team receives a new possession of the serve. There are three main types of serves, underhand, overhand and jump, with underhand being the easiest to learn. There are a series of moves. First there is the pass or the bump. Then there is the set and then there is the hit, attack or the spike. As you get into the sport more there are blocks, digs, pancakes and a lot of other technniques to keep the ball in play.
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The clubs that are a part of the USAV do not play during the summer.  Georgia is a part of the Southern Region.  Below is a link in case you want to check it out for next year.\n\nhttp://www.srva.org/SRVA/DesktopModules/ShowClubs.aspx?Category=J\n\nFor the summer, check with your local YMCA's, Boys and Girls Club or even local municipal parks and rec.
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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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http://www.volleyball.org/wmorgan.html
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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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Find local parks, YMCAs, gyms, churches (with courts) etc.  There are usually great pick up games at these locations in whatever town you live in.
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When I lived there last year I saw people kiting in the Bay itself (Bay-side of the GG Bridge), on the beaches around Pescadero (between Santa Cruz and Pacifica) and near the San Mateo Bridge.\n\nTry this site: http://www.bayareakiteboarding.com/
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There is one in or near Monroe, GA. I hear they may be building one closer to Atlanta, possibly Stone Mountain, but I don't think there is one there now.
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Atlanta probably has a city website.  Do a search.  Sometimes County or State websites have links to attractions like that.  And/or, try the Atlanta chamber of commerce, if their is one -- it, too, may have links to connect to specifics.\n\n(remember government sites are ".gov" in addresses.)\n\nJust looked this up:  www.atlantaga.gov
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Here in San Diego, we surf, play beach volleyball, golf, along with other common sports you can find in US.  Is any of them big enough to you?
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http://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=theaters&csz=Atlanta%2C+GA
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If it's not until next year then you should defiantly look for a club in your area to play on for the time being.  There's no better practice then playing organized volleyball.  Also if there is any beach organizations or even just random tournaments then look into it.
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Well, you could look in the phone book for some batting cages or mini golf.  they are usually at the same place.  Pittsburgh is a fine drive away if you wanna see some Major League Action.  Altoona has a team that is a drive to the Southeast.  I hope that kind of helps.
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Don't know of any place right now. But I would suggest the new aquarium downtown Atlanta. I'm not sure what it would cost but I know they do have reception rooms. I've seen it in a magazine and you have the glass to the aquarium in the reception room. It looks pretty neat. Maybe a theme that there may be more fish in the sea but they found their one and only. Maybe even Stone Mountain park might have something.
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frisbee, volleyball, sandcastle building contest, and park benches