In this engaging conversation, Coach Guy Enriques shares his extensive journey in volleyball coaching, from his beginnings in Hawaii to his ascension at Oregon State, and most recently his 24 years of stewardship at Kamehameha Schools Hawaii. He discusses the importance of family dynamics in coaching, the innovative BRED system he developed for player development, and his coaching philosophy centered on People First. Coach Guy reflects on the challenges of transitioning to a Division I program, the significance of team culture, and his proudest moments as a coach, particularly watching his five sons excel in volleyball and play at the DI level. He emphasizes the evolution of the sport and the importance of learning from others in the coaching community. The Guy Enriques Team Camp (GETC) is one of the largest if not the largest team volleyball camp in the Pacific Northwest, celebrating their 40th year as of 2026. The conversation highlights what sets GETC apart from the rest, emphasizing the unique approach of “Being Great at the Things That Require No Talent”.  

Key Takeaways:

-BRED system: “Breaking Records Every Day” 

-The GETC Approach and Tournament Style Format

-Rapid Improvement Occurs when you Manage the Skills you Value

-Consistency in coaching staff leads to long-term success.

-Reps, Reps, Reps

-Be Great at The Things That Require No Talent

-Hire people who compliment your weaknesses

-Effective coaching requires managing both skills and people.

-3 Things To Do to Win A Game

-Serve Receive: “Your Life Depends on 6 Arms”

-Drills should incorporate pressure situations to simulate game conditions.

-Handling poor performances requires a focus on learning and moving forward.

-Establishing respect and accountability fosters leadership.

-The One Position Challenge

-Principle-based coaching

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