USA Volleyballのインスタグラム(usavolleyball) - 7月4日 00時07分

#Paralympian James Stuck is not your ordinary coach teaching and guiding youth players at the USA Volleyball Girls' Junior National Championships (#GJNC). Stuck, who lost his right leg while serving in Iraq, has a 10-year pedigree as a sitting volleyball player despite not playing the sport until after his injury. Now he has the opportunity to teach young girls not only the standing game, but implement elements of the sitting game into the training as a coach at @LakeTapps VBC. “It has been fantastic,” Stuck said of coaching young girls the standing version of the game while teaching elements of the sitting game. “Anytime I get a chance to expose people to new aspects that you don’t see in volleyball, the different angles, the way you have to move to play the sitting game is awesome. I love being able to teach the sitting game and work with the youth so they can grow up, then teach their friends different ways to play volleyball in fantastic different atmospheres.” Maddie Scott, who plays for Lake Tapps 16 Orange, said that Stuck brings so much to the table as far as a coach and inspirational leader. “He is very inspirational. He knows the court very well, he is very technical,” Lake Tapps 16 Orange’s Maddie Scott said. “He is just a great all-around athlete. His leg just shows us that anything is possible to be anything we want.” Emily Miller said Stuck has incorporated the sitting game into the team’s standing game practices in preparation for the GJNC. “We have done sitting serving and mini court sitting down, and that was fun to learn,” Miller said. “He has helped us serving by using the sitting game, as it teaches us to rotate our bodies when serving.”For the full story, visit http://bit.ly/7317Stuck. #humansofvb

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