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78. Francesco Petrella: Between Stimulus and Response, The Space to Lead

78. Francesco Petrella: Between Stimulus and Response, The Space to Lead

Francesco Petrella's passion for volleyball, along with an expertise in team culture and leadership, and his experiences in the Italian Superlega, make him the perfect coach to have an interview with.

62. Gianni Caprara: Never stop improving yourself.

62. Gianni Caprara: Never stop improving yourself.

In this Masterclass we feature Gianni Caprara. The current head coach of Besiktas in Turkey. Gianni has been at the helm of various top-tier clubs and national teams over the last 25 years.

54. Julio Velasco: Be a happy and energetic coach.

54. Julio Velasco: Be a happy and energetic coach.

In this 2nd Julio Velasco Masterclass article, we focus on the mistakes he feels he made and the lessons he learned from them. But we also go deeper into Julio's favorite resources which helped him become a master coach.

53. Julio Velasco: This is an art.

53. Julio Velasco: This is an art.

Julio Velasco is a legendary figure in the world of volleyball. Over the years Julio had many roles in international volleyball, from coaching Italian top teams, the Italian phenomenal 90's National team and other world class national teams.

50. Nicola Negro: 'The game teaches us how we need to coach.'

50. Nicola Negro: 'The game teaches us how we need to coach.'

In today's Masterclass we feature Nicola Negro the head coach of Minas. Minas is current South America's strongest club team, after having won 3 straight Brazilian Superliga's, the 2022 South American Club Championship and many more titles and cups.

45. Silvano Prandi: 'Not doing things well doesn't give me satisfaction. And without satisfaction it's useless to do things'

45. Silvano Prandi: 'Not doing things well doesn't give me satisfaction. And without satisfaction it's useless to do things'

Silvano Prandi, 46 years ago, started to coach at the highest level. His story started in Turino, Italy. He was the first Italian coach to take the jump into professionalism.

44. Davide Mazzanti: You are born a champion.

44. Davide Mazzanti: You are born a champion.