1:11 - How Angie ended up coaching April and Alix and representing Team USA in preparation for the Tokyo Olympics.
4:15 - How Angie used a pre-mortem exercise to prepare for the Olympic Games, and avoid potential mishaps while accomplishing their goals.
4:56 - Covid 19’s limitations on relationship building and team building exercises during the Olympics.
6:43 - Facing and preparing for heat and humidity in Tokyo.
9:27 - Written form of a pre-mortem to manage anxiety and nerves.
10:53 - Role of past FIVB tournament results in preparation and practice, and identification of what was needed and when.
13:01 - Why they sat out of the Gstaad tournament.
15:30 - How the Olympic format and preparation helped them dominate their opponents during the Olympics.
17:03 - How Angie used film study to structure practice and prepare during downtime between games..
17:56 - Emulation of “playing” against opponents during practice and warmups.
19:20 - Would Angie have coached an underdog team differently than April and Alix?
20:16 - How Angie, April, and Alix approached every match.
21:18 - How John and Andrew would approach every match.
22:49 - Circumstantial warm up/preparation for different tournaments vs relatively consistent warm up/preparation (e.g. Cancun compared to a colder environment).
24:00 - Enjoying the Tokyo Olympic activities.
25:32 - Finding a routine during the Olympics, and filling up free time while staying mentally sharp.

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