How to attach antennas
The net should be fully tensioned and tied off before you attach antennas as any slight adjustment of the net can move the antennae....
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Dave Miller
- Jul 2, 2023
How to install court lines
Equipment needed: 2 tape measures (12 metres or longer) 6 small sticks (or can use 6 net antennae) Spade or shovel. Court lines Method:...
Dave Miller
- Jul 2, 2023
How to make your own court lines
As the Funtec lines are the widely considered the best available competition lines in the world, I am focusing on how to replicate them...
Dave Miller
- Nov 10, 2022
Review of antennas by brand
Senoh - screw on There are many imitations of the original Senoh antenna and they are usually cheap crap. The plastic bits you screw onto...
Dave Miller
- Nov 10, 2022
Review of court lines by brand
Funtec The absolute best beach line system on the market and the standard used at most international events around the world. The key to...
Dave Miller
- Nov 10, 2022
How to attach a Funtec net to Funtec posts
Note: start with the Funtec posts at 9.8m apart at the sand height as with the outward lean on the posts this will easily be 10m apart at...
Dave Miller
- Nov 10, 2022
Free zones - How big?
International rules state 6m with a minimum of 5m. This means most events use 5m as the standard with many who have the space making the...
Dave Miller
- Oct 10, 2022
How to install STRAIGHT net posts in a city court
More and more often beach volleyball events are being run in city centres or tennis stadiums or other locations where sand is trucked in...
Dave Miller
- Sep 24, 2022
Safety on the Court - net posts padding
In 2021 at a World Tour 1 Star event I was court side as court manager when Clemence Viera of France collided with the net post. Not by...
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