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Polar Bear Classic Volleyball Tournament
Volleyball in Huntington Beach
In 1930, while waiting for the rest of the players to show up for a volleyball match Paul Johnson of the Santa Monica Athletic Club suggested that he and the three others there early try some two-on-two practice. After fudging some of the positioning rules, they realized that two-on-two play was more exciting.
Past Event
Polar Bear Classic Beach Volleyball Tournament
- Saturday, December 9, 2017, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- South Mission Beach Sports Courts, North Jetty Road
- $40 - $65
Long before the swimsuit lost its modesty, beach volleyball became a favorite of naturalists, and by 1960, beach or sand volleyball courts could be found at about every nudist club in the country.
Advertisers glommed onto the game for its sensual appeal, and the International Volleyball Federation required their athletes’ uniforms to be swimwear. A study during the 2004 Olympics showed that 37 percent of the camera angles focused on chests or buttocks.
For the 2012 Olympics in London, the International Volleyball Federation allowed shorts and sleeved tops to allow for Islamic players; it was a cold summer in London and most players wore tee shirts and leggings, anyway.
This Saturday the Polar Bear Classic, takes place on the sand at South Mission Beach Sports Park. Uggs, sweats and even Santa costumes are as common as bikinis – unless it’s hot. Even with room for 300 entrants, spots tend to fill up quickly.
Here's something you might be interested in.
More clothes than normal
Polar Bear Classic Volleyball Tournament
More clothes than normal
Polar Bear Classic Volleyball Tournament
Volleyball in Huntington Beach
In 1930, while waiting for the rest of the players to show up for a volleyball match Paul Johnson of the Santa Monica Athletic Club suggested that he and the three others there early try some two-on-two practice. After fudging some of the positioning rules, they realized that two-on-two play was more exciting.
Past Event
Polar Bear Classic Beach Volleyball Tournament
- Saturday, December 9, 2017, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- South Mission Beach Sports Courts, North Jetty Road
- $40 - $65
Long before the swimsuit lost its modesty, beach volleyball became a favorite of naturalists, and by 1960, beach or sand volleyball courts could be found at about every nudist club in the country.
Advertisers glommed onto the game for its sensual appeal, and the International Volleyball Federation required their athletes’ uniforms to be swimwear. A study during the 2004 Olympics showed that 37 percent of the camera angles focused on chests or buttocks.
For the 2012 Olympics in London, the International Volleyball Federation allowed shorts and sleeved tops to allow for Islamic players; it was a cold summer in London and most players wore tee shirts and leggings, anyway.
This Saturday the Polar Bear Classic, takes place on the sand at South Mission Beach Sports Park. Uggs, sweats and even Santa costumes are as common as bikinis – unless it’s hot. Even with room for 300 entrants, spots tend to fill up quickly.
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