EP 7 - Il settore giovanile
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About this episode
Per la settima puntata del podcast "Aperi-Volley" sono stati ospiti Mattia Catellani, laureando in Scienze Motorie, educatore del Tricolore Summer Camp e tirocinante allenatore a Pieve Volley, e Fabio Fanuli, allenatore della Serie A2 e direttore tecnico del settore giovanile di Pieve Volley Tricolore. Nell'episodio si parla dei valori che deve avere un buon settore giovanile per formare non solo campioni, ma anche persone. Conducono Michela Bacci e Gionata Cavecchi, ogni settimana di martedì.
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