Robin Seidi is an Austrian professional beach volleyball player. He has enjoyed a heightened level of success on the sand at every level, highlighting an appearance in the 2016 Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro. He has played with a slew of partners, and they will all say the same thing - he is energetic, intense, and fun. 01:40 - Keeping trophies and awards that tell a story when you have too many, upcoming tournament that are lined up, the "skyball" of DJ Klasnic, 07:10 - Why and how he started playing, level-up moments, plus, is there a future in coaching, post-playing career, paralysis through analysis 19:30 - How does a coach become a better "space holder?" Plus, mental fatigue will seep into physical fatigue, unselfishness is the key to volleyball unity 24:30 - Think of live events like Broadway, and televised events like a film, the slew of good partners and measuring the diverse personalities, process and preparation to tournaments, nutrition/meal plans, etc., smaller training groups vs larger groups 39:13 - Open level players, and people with open-level ideas, is 36 years old the prime of a beach player 43:05 - Does playing for something matter more than the love of the game? How do we get "volleyball transcendency?" 51:50 - Describe the atmosphere of playing in the Rio Olympics, bringing more people vs bringing more soldiers, will the momentum of indoor ball help the beach? 58:50 - Who did you aspire to be? Plus, fun random questions to finish up
