Weber State Volleyball In-Depth S2E9: Addie Eastwood
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About this episode
We're excited to welcome Addie Eastwood to the newest episode of Weber State In-Depth! A sophomore setter from Mill Creek, Washington, Addie came to Ogden late in her recruiting process not even sure she wanted to play college volleyball and committed on the spot.
But in this episode, Addie opens up about learning an entirely new system from the ground up, the frustration of feeling like she should have it all figured out, and how doing the deeper mental work changed the way she sees herself on and off the court.
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- 12 min
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