Rise of a Benchwarmer
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2021
- Rise of the Bench Warmer is a true story about a young and very timid volleyball player who after years of sitting on the bench desperately tries to fight his way onto the court and his mission to change his fate.
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That little kid who once was a benchwarmer is today an inspiration to many who are learning and like the sport of volleyball. Thank you Riley!
Didn't expect to get emotional on a Wednesday afternoon, but I guess here I am.
my exact thought (watching on a wednesday too lmfao)
Me too
same
Lmao same
I was 5’8” 240 pounds my freshman year of high school. I was the fat kid on the volleyball team. Kids would constantly bully me because of my weight and it made me almost shy away from the sport. But my coaches knew I had talent and convinced me to stay in the sport.
Sophomore year I was 6’0” 225 pounds, we were losing in the third set of the quarter finals for the yearly JV tournament. My coach was furious telling us all that none of us came to play, he then paused and looked at me and said “except Tim, Tim came here to play.” I knew I worked hard but hearing my coach say that truly drove me to prove that he wasn’t lying to everyone.
The summer before my junior year I lost 40 pounds, I ran three miles a day and constantly did plyos and back workouts. Junior year I was 6’2” 185 pounds. My vertical increased by nearly 10 inches and I stole the starting middle spot from a senior. I was all conference that year. Senior year I was second team all state.
The drive for the underdog to both prove themselves right and wrong at the same time is my favorite thing about volleyball. Right that they had it in them but wrong that they couldn’t achieve it. It is not the size of the dog whether me too big or you too small Riley, but the size of the fight in the dog that will decide it’s outcome
What if you're 5'7 at 15? I love volleyball but I lack the height for it, even though I'm trying my best to compensate for it by getting good at passing.
@@learner246 I don't really see what's wrong with 5'7. For me, that height is fine to play at. I know a bunch of 5'7 players and they're all incredible. He who will climb the ladder must begin at the bottom. Practice all the time, I practice a bunch and it pays off in games and camps. It doesn't have to be in a gym. It can be at home. Just anywhere works. Footwork at home, skills on the court.
@@JackKennedy4747 Thanks man, I was getting really discouraged but now I'll start training again.
Play beach!!! You get sooo much contact time. Height not as important on the beach. Stick with it 😊
@@kristinecongram8234 Agreed. It is a really fun sport that works both ways for volleyball
He who would climb a ladder must begin at the bottom- Haruichi Furudate
“If you don’t like your destiny,don’t accept it. Instead have the courage to change it the way you want it to be.” From Naruto Uzumaki
I'm from italy, at the beginning I didn't recognize you, then I saw the san Giustino's t-shirt, bro you are a fucking legend here
Brought tears to my eyes when you said this is my story, and that kid was me.. as if we didn't already know that but hearing you say it and tell the story really hit home. keep your heads up boys things will get back to normal soon enough. Finger's crossed for more than one AVP this year and to be able to watch and support the best boys to do it, mahalo Riley
@@themckibbinbrothers anytime, keep up the good work, can't wait to see the boys back in action on the main stage this summer !
You know this one really hit home for me. I am a 5'5" lover of beach volleyball and let me tell you it's rough out there on the sand for someone who can barely get his wrist over the net. The lesson in this is something I wish I truly learned when I was younger instead of in my mid-20's because now as a rock climber I've seen a ton of improvement through incremental training every week.
Recently I've pushed myself further to begin working on my vertical leap and have already seen measurable improvement. I'm not going to play in the AVP and that's okay, but if I can just bang a few balls down in central park A court in NYC and be the guy people want to pick up, I would feel like my work had paid off.
Love the video Riley, gave me goosebumps.
I learned how to play volleyball in those same Central Park beach courts! I was 5'3" freshman year but worked extremely hard at beach to eventually gain a spot on my club team composed entirely of seniors, but had a big motivational dip for many reasons sophomore year. Was just starting to regain my love for volleyball and had an extremely stacked school team, almost guaranteed to win the championship, but then COVID hit and there goes my high school volleyball career haha. Unfortunate because now I'm 6'0", would've. loved to try something besides libero in competition. Regardless, I love the community and people in the Central Park courts and have seen many people around your height bouncing like its nothing! I'm excited to see you doing the same this summer.
Same feelings bro, I am 5'6". Tears came into my eyes watching this.
Same feelings bro . I am freshman and I am playing for like 3 months . Tomorrow our team had a match . My parents even came to see the game and I felt really bad when I was the only who was sitting in the bench while everyone was on the court playing. I could see my parents looking at me giving "Why did I even come here vibes?" . I felt like crying at that moment and didn't even want to look at them .
But next year i am definitely gonna be on the team and be one of the best players . I am gonna make my parents proud and make sure they don't see the same me sitting on the bench again . My performance as a beginner is pretty good and I am improving quickly so i beleive I can make it to the team next year . And this video gives a lot of hope .
Great video. I love that your mom filmed you as a kid...and was there to support you in wins and losses. And no doubt, signed you up, paid for it, drove you, packed snacks for you, and believed in you.
I loved that you never gave up and set higher goals.
Cool journey, caught on film. Thanks for sharing!
(I'm a coach, a player, a mom... all relatable!)
It's funny how from a child's perspective it might seem that your parents are doing nothing to help you in accomplishing your goals, but they are making it happen by giving you the chance and conditions for you to try and see for yourself in what you are good at and where your fight will begin...
It only when we start doing things for ourselves real goals are achieved but sure is easier when you have someone to look after you along the way.
Great story, glad to hear and see from you Riley ;)
I praise all moms like you the scarifice is so selfless, my mom was with me through it all much love
You don't know what it's like to fall in love with the game, and a bench doesn't even exists
I see you in every Volleyball videos 😂
@@alighassanosman3289 why
Go out and make one, homie. That's what we did. Whole association set up and we are setting up teams to play in states and hopefully in nationals. Maybe internationals one day.
@@jadsmvs8651 Lmao I am actually, aiming to get to a D1 roster by 2nd year college living in Michigan. I made my own team Sophomore year and found a conference, it was cancelled due to COVID, I'm back at it this year though. I want to play setter or opposite since I'm left handed, 5'10 reaching 315 (still increasin, aiming at 335 minimum) right now as a Junior. I'm playing 6-2 while hitting and blocking as middle but also passing when I'm front row (2nd tempo middle, the conference is not that competitive since it's new). This will get me well rounded in all Serve, Receive, Set, Spike ,Block and Dig.
I want to be a coach that have a youtube channel though, if I can, I'll go international as long as possible and start my coaching career after.
@@michaelnguyen6891 Hell yeah, my man. That's the shit we like to hear. If you go international, your channel will undoubtly blow up and it will definitely bring the sport some love that isn't coming from TV shows. Volleyball is on a winning streak at the moment and it's a great time to start a team anywhere in the world.
I used to be a benchwarmer last year for school vb and I was heartbroken that I couldn’t even contribute to the team. So I’ve been working really hard over the pandemic and I’ve been keeping my head high. I’m now the starting outside hitter in varsity. Thank you for this video. Also, to whoever’s reading this, hard work will eventually pay off. I promise.
I won't lie, but I am 18, and my volleyball skills is bad, like really bad, I've only played for 3 years, and it's the first sport I really tried to become good at. Currently I play professionally, but that's not due to my skills, just my personality. I can't spike, I can't receive, I can't dig, I can't jump serve, but I hope to one day change those can't to can. This just inspired me to continue that journey, cuz this is just the beginning
This gives me more confidence in joining volleyball now. Thank you for sharing
@@Kk-fk3qq join us! If anything set your goal to have fun, because that's like the easiest part! As long as it's fun, it's easier to get good.
"If they don't know your dreams, then they can't shoot them down."
this is really inspiring... i loved this. Good job man, absolutely nailed it
Thank you, I was a Benchwarmer too until my 2nd Year after our Team finally made our first National Tourney after 7 years. There, the environment was also extreme, big court, huge audience and most of all the auras of the player, you'll know exactly if that or that player is strong. In our 2nd Round one of our Main Players or my Seniors had to do attend some personal matters. I remember it was the 2nd Set and we won the first one. But on our 2nd Set our Opponents were up 3 pts. 13-16. Our Coach, I'll never forget him, he put me in as a Pinch Server. Thank you Coach for putting me there, you could have put other seniors who were better than me, but .. Anyways.. Thank you for recognizing me,Coach.
Fortunately I was able to score 3 service aces, even though its just 3 pts.. I trained so hard on my serves, I couldn't even make a proper serve toss back then.. We won that game 27-25. We lost on the next round because we were up against a powerhouse team. It was a good experience, I'll definitely go back there again after this Pandemic! Nice Video! Thank you!
I’m 4’6” and people just called me tiny, when they ask what I want to be when I’m older I say “a professional volleyball player” and all they would do is laugh. It makes me mad but I can’t just grow a few feet overnight. So all I could to is practice jumping.
I think you would like haikyuu
@@metaloopa6907 well yeah, u actually do like Haikyuu, believe it or not that was part of my inspiration of trying to be a professional volleyball player.
@@FruitLiquid same, i started playing because of haikyuu
Im have once been in a team and I was the benchwarmer. I am a 5’3” libero and Im still unable to practice in a court but I practice at home. I was felling very down today because I feel like was going nowhere by practicing at home. “For what? If my school team will never accept me”. This video appeared in my yt after my daily practice. This story is what I needed. Thanks You
As someone who doesn't even have a team at the moment, much less the opportunity to join one due to circumstances outside of my control, like my location for example (rural town, not many people, not many players), and as someone who hasn't been able to properly practice for months now due to the pandemic, your story really hits different for me right now. I'm starting to get older, I'm turning 18 this year, and I'm really starting to feel like my time is running out when it comes to Volleyball. But your story reminds me that, no matter the setbacks you may face, or the disadvantages you have, if you work persistently, and always try to improve, you will eventually see results. There is no guarantee that I will ever become a star player, but it's my dream to be able to stand on the court alongside a real team, and so I'm going to do everything I can to make sure that happens.
I'm being so honest right now I am a benchwarmer on my team this video is gonna push me further that it is possible if you have faith. Whenever I step on the court I do my best in my capability to make a difference on the team. This video taught me I can get better even though no one believes in me including my parent I believe in myself that Is all I need to reach my goal of being a pro volleyball player. Thank you Riley so much!
Thanks for sharing Riley, an encouragement to all athletes! Hard work and a good attitude can help anyone be a success, especially as a teammate.
Phenomenal! Thanks for sharing so thoughtfully. Have now shared with my team as well as our kids. Greatly appreciate you and what you and Maddison our doing for our community!
Amazing. One of the few videos of the entirety of youtube to ever give me such an emotional response. Lots of love!
Awesome video Riley! Very inspirational. These old clips took me back to my years playing volleyball in high school. So many great memories.
Thank you for telling your story! This is what I needed to hear. Greetings from Austria!
Thank you, for this video, and all the others in this “series” - I’ll share these with my kids... they love the game, and I hope these stories inspire them to work hard if they want to accomplish what they say they want to do. Thanks again.
What a great story, Riley! Thanks so much for the inspiration. I think your advice holds true no matter what obstacles you face.
Got chills watching this. Love your videos always man and you guys are a great motivation to me
Man, I've watched this twice and it choked me up a little both times...thanks for sharing, and for your genuine concern for encouraging your players, all players, and my player with this story. I instantly thought of my son, and how I want him to achieve his dreams, and how I want him to commit to the work ethic required, no matter the perceived obstacles. So glad you made the choice to overcome Riley. It is a pleasure for us to enjoy your skills on and off the court. 🤙
Thanks, this is what I needed to see/hear this morning. An awesome reminder to keep chipping away
Thanks for the motivation man!!! Been really hard after I couldn't play club and I was losing hope but this brought me back.
Soooo good! Love hearing this kind of motivational backstory and definitely shared it with my kids. So much can be done if you are passionate about something and work hard! Keep it up!
I’m 5’7, 15 years old and In the UK, volleyball isn’t big here but after hearing this story I know my determination will pay off, I may not have the experience of others but I have the drive and I have the passion. I’ll be going to the olympics as a starting outside for the US and before that I’ll get a D1 scholarship, I thank you for lighting this new fire within me from the bottom of my heart
Riley, thanks so much for your openness to share your story and for inspiring the next generation of players to dream big and put in the work.
thank you Riley! i needed that
Thank you for this video - much needed!
Work so hard to the point you can’t be ignored!! Thank you for inspiring the player in me and the coach in me. Can’t wait to see what’s coming next from you guys!
Just awesome, awesome story!! Thank you for being so humble and sharing it with us! :)
Riley! What a fantastic video. Been a huge fan since I was in high school looking up to you as an undersized setter and you were @ USC. Played college etc, now coaching college years later, still learning from you! Much appreciated brother, all the best.
Love this so much! Thank you for sharing and inspiring the next generation!
Thanks Riley. I was in the same situation growing up, and now my 14 year old son, who absolutely loves volleyball, has the same questions and feelings. What a great video to educate and to show how HEART and willpower can overcome most of lifes obstacles. Awesome!
I think this was just what I needed to hear! This is motivation to do or be what I want and I will work hard to get there. Thank you for this
I completely relate with your story. i only had a decent vertical and height, but no experience. i remember the team lost games because of me and i cried sometimes, but with time i learn, train, practice and repeat every day and became essential for the team.
i always love your stories.
Love from Honduras
Thanks for sharing your story. Really loved the videos you guys put out and this is no exception. Great on and off court lessons.
Thanks for sharing Ri!!
Thank you for sharing this story. Many in your position wouldn't. I plan on sharing this with all of our kids - the raw honesty of your story is something that can help so many of our young athletes at all levels.
That’s inspiring, and I believe it applies on anything you set your mind in achieving! Thank you for sharing!
Emotional and a Great Inspiration,
Thank you Riley
This is a great video and beautiful story Riley! Much respect for the genuine vulnerability. Love the content!
@@themckibbinbrothers you got it man! Looking forward to the next video!
Thank you for sharing your stories. I wish I did more of this in HS. I told myself I would improve every time but the combination of academic pressure and sports always left me struggling to catch up. I only got better after graduating. I love volleyball so deeply and it's such a natural high to me, it's a really big remedy for my depression--but thinking about my time in hs volleyball, it wasn't the happiest time of my life. Playing second string for a D1 Penn State Recruit and in a position I was too small for didn't help. But these are all excuses. I've been making changes since then. And even if it's just playing with some people in a gym, I'M gonna prove at least to myself, that I am better than people thought I was.
U guys crushed it! So excited for what's to come, great job boys!
Wow. Way to open up to all of us and to show us your heart and determination. Thanks for sharing this Riley
My story is pretty similar since as a 5'9" setter I was never really given much of a chance as well. I never got to play in college but I never gave up and still at 46 play in AA beach tournaments.
Emotional, inspirational, realistic, touching... great video bro! Hope a lot of young players watch this.
Thank you Riley, this gave me goose bumps. Might have even shed a tear but wont admit to that in public. More people need to understand not everyone starts out like Karch. Keep doing what you bros are doing, we love it!
Goosebumps dude! Gives me a needed encouragement to continue to hope.
This officially my favorite volleyball video on the internet. Video being moved the second place: the US beating Brazil in the 08 Olympics. Thank you Riley!
Takes courage to open yourself like this to the world, and it's stories like this that the world needs. Thanks for sharing and being a source for inspiration.
This was so incredibly inspiring, Riley. I started tearing up!
I would have needed this video so badly sooo many years ago. Would have never made it to a top level anyways, but it would have changed my perspective on this sport that I actually still love so much. And I realise now that this fire has not yet been put out. And if I'll ever return I'll internalise your message for every practice, every game day. But until then, I' try applying this mindset to finish my masters thesis ;) Thank you Riley!
I felt this in my soul 😭 JOs was definitely the go-to tourney for us islanders. I hated being on the bench but knew that everyone around me was better...and that hard work paid off in the end when I went to college on scholarship. This was a great video to make, and bookmarking it for my kiddos when they have rough days 🤙🏽
You can’t just hit us with A Knights Tale clips like that man
Right in the feels
Wow...
Came here from The Amazing Race because you guys were my favorite team! I can’t believe your story... I’m also a setter. I was (and still am) 5’2” and 3rd setter in my team. I was benched for the whole season, and I had no confidence in myself whatsoever. I would go outside and set for 4 hours straight. That’s no joke because I would literally time myself because that’s how much time I thought would make me better. That was actually just 7 months ago, and I still haven’t recovered from that fully, but this story will keep me going. Thanks so much for sharing! Nice to know I’m not the only one who has struggled.
Amazing story Riley! you inspire me to be this strong mentally in all aspects of my life!
I teared up. An amazing story & one that everyone should watch. Hard work, dedication, & determination!
A must for those with young ones in their lives, especially. Whether it be their own or nieces, nephews, cousins, neighbors, whomever! Thank you for sharing.
This really hit home man.
The psychology of volleyball players is something that is often overlooked. And I'm sure it's something any athlete experiences difficulty with at some point - Benchwarmer and MVP alike.
Thanks for sharing your journey Riley.
I showed this video to my 12-year-old son yesterday. He has nothing to do with sports. But it's a great lesson for anyone. If you respect what you love and put the hours in, you'll get there. Wherever "there" is. Thanks for the free life lesson. Greetings from Athens, Greece.
Oh man, that was amazing Riley! Literally teared up watching this!!!
I teared up because I now love volleyball with a passion but I’m 18 and never played when I was younger. It legit feels like I wasted my childhood. I always played sports basketball, baseball, football, track and field. But there wasn’t a guys volleyball team at any of my schools. So I never played. What I know about myself is that I never tried in any of the sports I played. I was always a big guy 6’2” 230 (not all muscle) so I had natural strength and was athletic. If I would make contact in baseball I would send the ball far. I could hit hard In football. Basketball i would just stand under the net, wait for a pass and lay it up. But not in any sport did I every give 110%. I just didn’t have the passion. So what hurts me now is that I have the passion for volleyball. I will gladly be willing to put in the work. Go to the gym and get reps. But I will never I have the experience of playing as a kid/teen. The bonds you make at that age and the comradely -the atmosphere will never be the same. I will now try and join the club team at my college but i know it will never be the same. I dont know why I’m telling you this but it felt good to write it down 😅
Saaame
Love the message, great story, big fan of you guys. Also A Knight's Tale is one of my favorite movies, so all these references bring so many feelings.
Thanks for this video bro it really gives me motivation to keep pushing and keep trying. Right now I’m ass at volleyball man and I wanna make the high school team next year so this really means a lot.
Wow, this is amazing. Honestly. I feel like this video is gonna change some things in my life as a volleyball player
There actually couldn’t have been a better time for me to see this video, bc i just came home after playing badly in practice today. I recently joined this team and everyone’s so much better than me, mainly because i started playing volleyball like two weeks ago. and today was the first day i time i didn’t take the difference in skill between me and everybody as motivation but it rather frustrated me. your story couldn’t be more inspiring to me. thank you so much :)
Riley you and your brother are truly amazing, you guys make the volleyball world much better than it allready is! 🙌 Keep going! ❤️
Incredible and much needed video right now. Tore my ACL and medial meniscus 4 months back playing a volleyball as setter. Watching this 3 days after my acl reconstruction and meniscus repair surgery. Motivational feeling and I am going to go that game again in 8 months and challenge myself.
Awesome story and journey you had! Great good bro! I hope this touches and reach that bench warmer and gets them motivated just like you did to yourself.
@@themckibbinbrothers love your videos!
Nice brah, great story telling and love the knights tale references 🙌🏻
This really resonated with me because I'm going to be a sophomore soon but i just started playing volleyball properly 2 months ago. I've always wanted to be a spiker but everyone says my defensive skills are really good and that I should stick to aiming for libero. But I'm gonna keep putting in all the work that I can to achieve my goals and become an awesome hitter!! Thank you for this video!!
That's it, fratello, shared on my BV club page. Inspiration is what people need..... and in these days more than ever. Thank you Beard Bros
6am searched “open volleyball play Seoul, South Korea” got your video as one of the results. Seven minutes later there I was tearing up, I can totally connect with this. Thank you for sharing this. Thank you for the motivation.
Thank you for sharing to us this personal story of yours, Riley! It really really inspired me! The story, storytelling, and the edits are 100% awesome! Hands down! Can't wait for the next videooo 😅
As a fan, it is really really a privilege and an honor that you guys share your stories with us and interact with us. For me, your videos from the get go are well thought and perfectly made. And it makes me happy that you guys don't settle for just that, you and Maddison keep doing more to give us the best content and video possible. Here's to more, my friends! 🍻💪
Thank you SO MUCH for this motivation, I've been a benchwarmer for quite a while but none of the work I put in seems to be paying of right now but now that ive seen this video I want to work even harder, Again thank you so so much. :D
Really enjoyed your video, Riley! It's a great story of triumph over limitations, both real and perceived. I'm sure it will inspire others to achieve things they didn't think possible.
I was a teammate of your uncle Owen at USC and was acquainted with your aunt Claudia as well. As I get older, it's been fun to see some multi-generational volleyball families like the McKibbins. Wishing you much continued success and thank you for playing a role in growing this beautiful game. Fight On! ✌
Finally a new video 🙌👏. What an awesome video!
Riley, You a natural born story teller! This is in addition to your obvious skills on the court/sand; I am confident that you are a great coach, too!
But your ability to tell a story is incredible- you would make a terrific sportscaster. Thanks for sharing this video! I loved it.
Currently a 5’5 freshmen first string setter for the frosh team, and this story was rlly inspiring. I don’t know how it feels to ride the bench, but looking at everyone else play so much better than me makes me want to improve that much more. This story was really inspiring thanks man.
Such a great story!! Thanks for sharing!
Man what a nice video and story! Really appreciate you have put into this :D Thank you for sharing
This is awesome...
Wow. What an incredible video and narrative. I will be sharing this with our club parents and kids (once Covid allows us back on the courts).
My daughter's similar story...oldest 5'8", heart of a hitter, rode the bench until senior year. Her younger sister...6'1" left swing setter...yeah...played senior starter at 15.
They BOTH wanted her off the bench so they could start together.
So....they trained and played beach together, relentlessly pushing each other, playing pro beach at 16 and 17.
Finally....they started TOGETHER in the oldest senior year.
And even better....signed to same CIS school (canadian div 1) for varsity.
I tell their story to my U13s and the parents.
But yours is so well laid out and wonderfully told. I'm using this now, thanks! 😊
What a remarkably beautiful wonderful encouraging motivating story - thank you!
Epic transformation ! Super motivational. Grazie molto Riley !
Thank you for sharing. So many including myself relate all too well. An important story.
Thank you so much! Your videos are so inspiring! My dream is to get into usc women volleyball team but now I’m 100% a bench warmer, 3rd choice setter and I haven’t played one single point in the court yet this season... and it’s April ... I’m hopeful ‘cause my team is really great (one of the best young teams in Italy) ... finger crossed and thanks again, you gave me even more willpower for today’s training! I hope my story will look someway like yours 🔝
Riley, thank you for sharing this. To me this is about love. Love of the game. Once you truly fall in love with this game there's nothing you won't do to hold on to it. I appreciate this so much and I hope my girls do as well. Thanks again!
Thank you for sharing this 😊😊😊
This video hit home very hard for me. When I was younger, as in my 13-15, I was one of the better players at my position on my team, but every year after my 13s season, other players began to pass me up. Now in my 16s year, I have switched positions and went from OH to setter and am the backup on the 2s team at my club. Coaches have told me my energy and work ethic is what separates me from some other players even on my team. This video just further solidifies in my mind the truth that hard work and just trying and being the positive person on and off the court, starter or on the bench, it will pay off someday.
Great video and message!
Wow! One of the most beautiful stories I’ve heard in a while . Definitely will share this with boys volleyball program. Thank you
This is an amazing and inspiring video. Now I'm feeling motivated to train my hardest and do my absolute best to see how far I can take my volleyball career. Thank you for showing that anything is possible through hard work and determination
@@themckibbinbrothers for sure, I'm going to take it as far as I can go!
Man...You’re awesome...Just that. You inspired me so much rn...Thank you
Your fate is not yet written...a great quote from a great video. Nicely done!
Great story. Fun to hear these.