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Hello
I would say two things to get you ready that are important:

1) You want to have strong leg muscles for volleyball. Strong leg muscles can help you to jump high, or spring from side to side if your going after a ball. Also, if you end up being a setter, it will help you push the ball further. There is a set of workouts known as "Plyometrics." They are specifically designed to increase your leg muscles. You should start doing these now so that your legs are in good shape for the season. I put a link to a site that describes them for you in the sources section.

2) Don't get discouraged. Volleyball is a sport that contains a different set of skills than most other sports. When you first start, its going to be a while until they all click. If you still are having a few issues after only 2 days of practice, its okay. Just relax, listen to your coaches, and you will be surprised how it all snaps together after a while.

Best of luck and I hope this helps.

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If all your employees have computers and you have a good internet connection you could use skype for free.

We were going to use a PABX but ended up going with skype and added wireless headsets for all staff and it was the best thing we ever did.
We also have quite a few overseas clients so it has saved us a fortune.

Quentin

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Quentin;53283 wrote: If all your employees have computers and you have a good internet connection you could use skype for free.

We were going to use a PABX but ended up going with skype and added wireless headsets for all staff and it was the best thing we ever did.
We also have quite a few overseas clients so it has saved us a fortune.

Quentin

skype is a really great, easy, and cost-effective idea!