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Karch Kiraly - Professional Achievements
 

Karch Kiraly is arguably the best professional volleyball player in the world and the most recognizable player in the sport today. He has been playing professional volleyball for 12 years and has compiled an unprecedented array of accomplishments.
At the 1996 Olympics, the first time beach volleyball was ever included as a sport, Kiraly won the gold medal. During the 1999 season, he set the career open victory mark at 141 and counting. In 1988, serving as team captain and most valuable player, he won the gold medal in the Olympics for indoor volleyball. He also won the gold four years earlier in the Olympics and was appointed National Team captain in 1995. Kiraly is expected to capture the gold again at the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney.

Additional Information
 

His career has been paved in gold. Kiraly won the gold at the Pan American Games, the Savin Cup, the World Championship and the World Cup. This five-time "King of the Beach" has also transferred his talents into a successful volleyball marketing business. He is the author of Karch Kiraly's Championship Volleyball, has taped a training video with Karolyn Kirby and is a contributing editor to Volleyball Monthly/Volleyball Magazine.

Programs
 

"Secrets of What it Takes to Become and Remain a Champion"

Books
 

Beach Volleyball (With Byron Shewman)

Karch Kiraly’s Championship Volleyball