Volleyball leagues in San Diego??
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I know a lot of girls who play for Epic club volleyball\nhttp://www.epicvb.com/\nI don't know how old you are though.
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The ""Single Volunteers of San Diego"" sounds like a great organization and you could fit your love of dogs right in there by organizing your own group volunteer activity.\n\nSINGLE VOLUNTEERS OF SAN DIEGO\n==============================\nhttp://singlevolunteerssandiego.org/SAN DIEGO JUNIOR JAYCEES \n=========================\nhttp://sandiegojaycees.org/SINGLE SIERRANS\n===============\nhttp://sandiego.sierraclub.org/20s30s/index.aspSINGLE GOLF ASSOCIATION\n========================= \nhttp://www.geocities.com/sdasga/EAST COAST TRANSPLANTS AND FRIENDS (Are you an east coaster, or a friend?)\n===================================\nhttp://www.ectclub.com/PACIFIC SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB (both single and married)\n===============================\nhttp://www.pacific-sports.com/index.htmMovies and More\n---------------\n""is for singles 35 and up. The group meets for two Sunday movies a month followed by a dinner social. Other events include after-work happy hours, dances and day trips. Call (858) 490-8012 for monthly calendar.""\n\n\nSan Diego Tall Club \n-------------------\n""is a social club for tall men and women.  Membership requirements are: All members must be 21 years of age, or older, and single at the time of joining Minimum height for men is 6'2"" Minimum height for women is 5'10"" For more information, browse this web-site, or call and leave your name and mailing address (for a free newsletter) (858)\n693-TALL.\n\n\nTruly Young Professionals (note that website link does not work!) \n-------------------------\n""is a San Diego-area based club dedicated to bringing single, young professionals together for weekly social activities. If you are a college graduate, in the 25-45 age range, and used your education to prepare for your profession, this may be the club for you!! TYP events\ninclude fine dining; house parties; camping; tennis; miniature golf; bowling; plays; symphony; volleyball picnics; happy hours; and more!
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Check out the National Adult Baseball Association (www.dugout.com) or the Men's Adult Baseball League (www.msblnational.com)\nBoth have leagues across the country and both websites can help put you in contact with one in your area. They both have different competitive levels and can be a lot of fun.
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The adult league can be found at pass30.net.  If you are an experienced player then there are always teams looking to pick you up.  Put more info and perhaps I can put you in touch with a couple people that run teams in the league.
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The best way to learn the sport is to play it.  Check to see if your local YMCA, Boys and Girls Club or Parks and Rec have a league.  Make sure you are in an appropriate competitive level.  At the YMCA where I coach, there is a Rec League for players just getting started and two levels of competitive leagues for the more advanced players.\n\nThey are more expensive, but if you are afraid of the ball invest in a nice leather ball.  The Tachikara SV-5WS is a nice ball to start with if you are older than 12 and the Tachikara Volleylight is a nice ball if you are 12 or younger.\n\nThe thing I love most about volleyball is that hard work and attitude is more important that natural ability.  Give it a shot and approach it with an attitude of having fun.
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look up\n"missouri state soccer association"\nin yahoo\nthat will give you a link to the state association and they should have a list of associations and leagues in your area and links to their websites.
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One good resource is to find a local pick-up game that accepts women, and then ask the players if there are any local leagues.  Try http://www.hoopsfinder.com.
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Http://usafootball.com is an excellent site; click the green league button if you're looking immediately. Next week, they're adding a ton more resources on this to their League Enhancement Guide: it'll have everything from starting a league to creating bylaws to sample forms you can download.\nLook at their resources for coaches and officials, too.
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go to SFGIANTS.COM they should have a schedule posted there.
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That depends on what level of volleyball we are talking about...\nWomen's pro beach... Misty & Kerri all the way!\nCollege... Stanford or USC \nHigh school... Whatever school I am coaching for @ the time & St. Francis H.S. in Sacramento, CA (where I went)... They won their 1st state title last season.  (my brother is a coach there.)\nClub... Whatever club I'm coaching for.
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gay and lesbian clubs in SD...\n \nhttp://entertainment.signonsandiego.com/search?type=grid&flavor_id=5&cw2=13&histoindex_left=cw2&sort=rank-desc&histo_name=Gay%20and%20Lesbian&context=bars_nightlife\n\nhave fun!
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Try searching the American Camping Associations website http://www.acacamps.com you can search camps by activities ( soccer ) and by location ( san diego ). After you find a couple of camps call the camps and ask about there soccer program. Some camps have college student soccer instructors and some even have college soccer coaches that teach at camp ( like the one I work at) good luck!
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actually, the deetroit league would be good for you as neither of you can spell...or you can search through the private leagues when signing up for a team...\n-nny
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Try Play It Again Sports.  There are 5 in the Denver area.
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Some of the leagues have already started last week. Registrations might be closed for this season.\nvisit balmainrovers.com and check the links to have an idea\nAnother way is to go to a pitch close to where you live on the weekend, watch a couple of games and if you think they are your level ask them if they need someone.
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Try Mira Mesa, or Del Mar
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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.