"From the court to the coach's bench, change your identity and continue fighting!" This phrase is particularly fitting for Yang Fangxu. Back in the day, she was a heroic figure on the court, with lightning-fast spikes, serving as the main setter for the Chinese women's volleyball team, helping the team win an Olympic gold medal. But now? She has transformed from a former Olympic champion into the head coach of the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team, a change of identity that happened faster than turning a page! Speaking of Yang Fangxu, she is a person with a story. Back in her heyday, she was in the limelight on the court, racking up honors effortlessly. Who would have thought that knee injuries would become a major stumbling block in her career. Despite her efforts to make a comeback, her form was not what it used to be, and she eventually retired in 2019. Retirement was quite a blow to her, after all, volleyball was her life! But retirement is retirement, and Yang Fangxu's connection with volleyball never faded. Look at her, she immediately transitioned towards coaching after retiring. First, she joined the Shandong Women's Volleyball coaching staff as an assistant coach, and now she has been directly promoted to the head coach of the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team. This change of identity is a whole new beginning for her. Speaking of the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team, it is truly a place where dragons and tigers hide. The players on this team are top domestic young talents. This is quite…

"Change of coach is like changing a knife, the league's storm rises again!" - The great revelation of the 2024 Women's Volleyball League playoffs Hey, fellow fans, we meet again! Today, we're going to talk about the exciting and passionate women's volleyball league playoffs! Naturally, it's all about the various stadiums of our Chinese women's volleyball league! This league is like a pot of stew that's been simmering with all kinds of ingredients and flavors, ensuring you'll be satisfied with both watching and experiencing it! Speaking of the playoffs, it's truly a place where "fortune turns in cycles." After two weeks of "seclusion and cultivation," the teams' lineups have been meticulously crafted, with each player ready to shine on the court! And right from the start, the intense competition has fans exclaiming "enjoyable"! As for the changes, they are significant! Let's start with the coaching bench, where Jiangxi team has undergone a "major blood transfusion." The original head coach Kuang Qi has "retreated to the second line," and the new arrival Yang Fangxu is a "fresh-faced" head coach, making his debut as a head coach in the league! Yang Fangxu was previously the head coach of the Shandong Youth Team, and this time he has "crossed over" to coach the Jiangxi team, full of confidence and ready to make a big splash! Looking at the player lineup, it's even more bustling with activity, with "one after another taking the stage"! In terms of foreign players, there are those who are happy and those who are worried! Tapiya from Tianjin, Kosova…

The new season of the Chinese Women's Volleyball League is in full swing. On the court of the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team, Olympic champion Yang Fangxu has made an appearance! What's even more delightful is that Yang Fangxu is leading the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team into the Super League as head coach this time. Upon seeing this, fans have also been quick to give their support and praise to Yang Fangxu! Public records show that Yang Fangxu was born in Weifang, Shandong in 1994! Her position on the field is as a spiker. From a young age, Yang Fangxu had excellent physical conditions; at the age of 13, she stood at 1.83 meters tall and had very good body coordination! By chance, she was spotted by a volleyball coach. Because Yang Fangxu had always performed well academically, her parents initially did not agree for her to take up volleyball training. After much consideration, however, they eventually gave their consent! In 2008, Yang Fangxu joined the Shandong provincial team. In 2012, she followed the Chinese National Youth Women's Volleyball Team to win the Asian Youth Championship. In 2013, after winning the World Youth Championship with the National Youth Team, Yang Fangxu caught the attention of Lang Ping and was recruited into the national team. Afterwards, through her own efforts, Yang Fangxu gradually established herself within the national team. In 2014, she followed the Chinese women's volleyball team to achieve fourth place at the Swiss Women's Volleyball Elite Tournament. In 2015, Yang Fangxu participated in the World Championships with the…