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Purchased based on advertising promising step-by-step technical breakdowns.
The content consists mainly of discussion/interviews without practical demonstrations.
Multiple refund requests unanswered.
They do not not provide any "master classes" for volleyball. All their videos is just of volleyball players talking about their life and journey in volleyball. They do not provide any tangible instructions on how to improve your volleyball game. The videos are just interviews with players giving short answers to basic questions.
If you really want to improve your volleyball skills, you are better off spending the money hiring a trainer or coach.
I asked for a refund but they just ignored me. If you signed up, you can call your credit card company to issue a chargeback. They failed to deliver on any classes.
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