Piotr Makowski took over as a new head coach of women’s national team of Poland. It has been discussed for a long time, but now it’s official. Miroslaw Przedpelski, the president of the Polish Volleyball Federation, confirmed that Piotr Makowski is about to replace Alojzy Swiderek. Makowski has been working with Delecta Bydgoszcz for the last year, so he could not really talk about the matter of this new job. But now, when PlusLiga is over, we’ve came to know officially, that he will be working with women’s national team again. Last time he was an assistant for Jerzy Matlak in 2009. He also had a chance to lead the…

Only three days remaining until the start of the most important volleyball this year’s tournament in Europe. Sixteen most valuable teams are brushing up their shape to fight for glory and to fulfill their fans desires. Which team will come to throne of European Volleyball at the Parken Stadiom in Copenhagen and gain a ticket to Grand Cup Champions? Will Russia maintain its supremacy? How the hosts, Denmark and Poland, come out?   Pool A, Odense (Denmark)1.    Denmark 2.    Italy3.    Belarus4.    Belgium     Denmark (World Ranking – 68) The descendants of Vikings and the co-hosts of EuroVolley 2013 are not passed for favorite of the European Championships, on the contrary,…

lang=”en-US”> Bogdan Mlachkov, Author at VolleyCountry Shop My Account   0 Items News Training Players Beach Blog Select Page Earvin Ngapeth’s Scandals by Bogdan Mlachkov | Dec 16, 2019 Earvin Ngapeth is famous as a brilliant volleyball player, as hip-hop artist, but also with his numerous scandals. It’s a long list, but I’ll try to brief but comprehensive. In 2010 – a 19-year old Earvin Ngapeth was involved in an argument in the locker room, with... Nikolay Ivanov: It is easy to impose bans, but much harder to create benefit for everyone by Bogdan Mlachkov | Aug 2, 2019 The former captain of the Bulgarian volleyball national team (men) and…

Fast-fashion e-tailer PrettyLittleThing has collaborated with Australian-based creative agency, Komodo, to shoot its new campaign entirely using drones, in what it is calling the future of fashion shoots in a Covid-19 world. The coronavirus pandemic has led to brands needing to find new creative ways in order to reach their customers, due to travel restrictions and social distancing rules traditional fashion shoots have not been able to proceed, which is why PrettyLittleThing decided to do something a little different and shoot its ‘The Escape’ summer campaign entirely on a drone. Shot on location in New South Wales in Australia, PrettyLittleThing explained that they choose the southern hemisphere country as it…