Re-Engineering Identity. Everywhere We Go A Busy Week. A Defining Week. This week is a busy week for NU BREED. Some of our travel teams are boarding planes, crossing the Pacific, and stepping onto the courts in Hawaii to compete at the Transpacific Volleyball Championships . Others are at home—resetting after week one of tournament play, or preparing for their first test of the season. Different locations. Different schedules. Same standard. Because this week isn’t just about

Strong Enough To Carry Trust More Than Muscle: The Strength It Takes to Carry Trust In a world that praises strength, we rarely ask: strength for what? Is it to lift more, run faster, look better? Or is it to be counted on — not just in the gym, but in life? True strength isn’t just measured in kilos or pounds. It’s measured in the trust others place in you when everything is on the line. Be strong enough to carry more than weight. Be strong enough to carry trust, inspire oth

More Blessed To Give Than Receive No person was ever honored for what he received. Honor has always been the reward for what he gave.   Athletes in modern sports receive numerous rewards, including rankings, sponsorships, followers, trophies, and attention.   From the outside, it looks like honor arrives when something is granted. But history, locker rooms, and quiet moments after losses tell a different story. Honor doesn’t arrive with applause. Honor arrives through consist

Choose Your Inner Circle Wisely Two Kinds of People in Your Life People shape every life allowed closest to them. Not by their titles, not by their words, but by where their attention goes when they look at you. Over time, a simple pattern reveals itself—quiet, consistent, and impossible to ignore. There are two kinds of people in your life. Those who look into your cup to see if you have more than they do. And those who look into your cup to see if you need more. This distin

Success redefined. Redefining Success: Why Winning Is a Side Effect, Not the Point   Most people chase success the way children chase shadows—running harder as it keeps moving farther away. They confuse outcomes with identity. They confuse results with worth. They confuse winning with becoming. John Wooden dismantled that confusion with a definition that still unsettles modern culture: Success is peace of mind—knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of be

We are not here to rent confidence. NU BREED is different by design.   Not louder. Not flashier. Clearer. We believe commitment to the team is non-negotiable. Showing full effort is essential; there is no in-between. You are either in or out. That line makes some people uncomfortable. Good. It’s supposed to. Because everything great—trust, chemistry, resilience, excellence—breaks down the moment commitment becomes optional.   The Lie of “I’m Kinda In”   Modern youth sports qu

We’re re-engineering identity—everywhere we go. A Busy Week. A Defining Week.   This week is a busy week for NU BREED. Some of our teams are traveling to Hawaii to compete at the Transpacific Volleyball Championships .  Others are at home—resetting after week one of tournament play or preparing for their first test of the season.   Different locations. Different schedules. Same standard.   Because this week isn’t just about where you are. It’s about who you’re becoming.   Ev

Competition doesn’t care how long the break was. It only responds to how well you prepared. This week marks a significant shift for NU BREED. After time spent with family, rest, and reflection over Christmas break, our teams are officially returning to practice—and for some, the transition is immediate. Several NU BREED teams will step back onto the court this weekend to compete in the JVA League  event in Fresno . There is no buffer between preparation and performance. Tha

Connecting with family. The countdown is real—13 days until athletes, families, and teams touch down in Hawaii  for the Transpacific Volleyball Championships. Excitement is building, but the difference between a smooth, confident arrival and unnecessary stress comes down to one thing: planning. This event isn’t just a tournament trip. It’s a performance environment, and how you arrive matters. Lock in Your Travel Plans Now If flights aren’t booked yet, this is the moment. Haw

Some exhaustion is evidence that the dream said yes. There was a version of you who asked quietly. Not from abundance—but from hunger. You didn’t ask because it was fashionable. You asked because staying the same hurt more than trying. Now look at you. Busy. Stretched. Tired. Overwhelmed. Challenged. And here’s the reframe most people miss: This is not punishment. This is fulfillment—delivered without the fantasy packaging. What a privilege it is to be tired from the work you

Belief. Identity. Action Let’s start with the part most people don’t say out loud. If you’re a parent, you’re not just looking for better training. You’re looking for reassurance. You want to know that when your child gets discouraged… when they mess up… when they’re not the best in the gym anymore… T hey won’t lose themselves. And if you’re an athlete, you probably feel this tug you can’t quite explain. You don’t just want to be good. You want to be trusted. You want to feel

NU Breed-built for the hungry ones. There are two types of athletes. One does a little work and waits for applause. The other does everything possible—and still wonders what they missed. NU BREED was built for the second. The uncomfortable parts of effort-when it hurts or requires correction- are what truly lead to growth, encouraging the audience to embrace discomfort as part of progress. The dangerous part? They believe it. Winners don't. Winners don't feel "done." They fee

We expand athletes story NU BREED Teaches: To Get Better, You Change Limits At NU BREED, improvement doesn’t start with polish. It starts with permission—to look unfinished. Most athletes want growth without exposure. Progress without discomfort. Success without the moment where everyone can tell you’re trying something new and failing at it. But that’s not how limits expand. That’s how limits stay protected. To improve, you change your limits. And the moment you change limit

NU Breed All Skills Clinic Every parent wants to be that parent. Not the loudest. Not the flashiest. The one they look back on one day and say, "You always knew what I needed—before I did." Signing your athlete up for an All-Skills Camp isn't about chasing trophies or forcing a future. It's about making a quiet, confident decision that invests in their growth and resilience. Great Parents Don't Just Support—They Position The best parents understand something most miss: Oppor

Coach Amaya - Setters Clinic Why NU Breed Clinics Don’t Need Hype They Have Proof. When athletes describe a clinic as “near capacity but with a lot of touches,” that’s not flippant language. That’s evidence. NU Breed clinics are intentionally built to keep athletes moving, thinking, and leading—fostering genuine growth and confidence that parents and athletes will value. What Athletes Actually Leave With These clinics don’t end when the clock runs out. Athletes walk away with

Crushed. Pressed. Buried. Most people read those words as warning signs. NU BREED reads them as confirmation. Because transformation happens when you face a challenge, not in comfort. Grapes don't become wine by being admired on the vine. They must be crushed. What appears to be destruction is actually release. The skin breaks so something richer can emerge. Without the crushing, the sweetness stays trapped. Diamonds don't form in open air. They are created under pressure—so

"I am here." - The Beautiful One Christmas is heaven breaking our silence. Not with thunder. Not with spectacle. But with a breath in the dark. A cry that split the quiet open and filled it with meaning. God stepped into our chaos and said—without raising His voice—I will not love you from a distance. He entered the noise of our fear, the mess of our waiting, the disorder we had learned to live with, offering comfort and trust-no demands, no conditions, just presence, just ne

In any competitive environment, the ability to act decisively before your opponent can react often determines success or failure. NU BREED teaches a powerful approach: strike first, strike fast, and let the pressure break your opponent. This philosophy is not just about aggression but about control, timing, and mental strength. It transforms how you engage with challenges, whether in sports, business, or personal growth. The first strike is not just an attack; it is a stateme

NU BREED: Discipline Is Identity NU BREED’s Secret to Training Unbreakable Athletes At NU BREED, we understand that athletes across various sports and experience levels ask what makes our approach unique and compelling. Is it the training volume? The intensity? The competition? Those things matter—but they aren’t the secret. Our secret is discipline. Not the kind that relies on motivation… But the kind that flows from identity. Because discipline is what happens when your ide

Tap on the photo for the Instagram post Are you looking to sharpen your volleyball skills and get personalized coaching from a local star? Haiden Davis, a standout athlete with an impressive track record, is hosting a hitting and blocking clinic at Huitt Court, 735 W Olive Avenue, Porterville, CA. This is a unique chance to improve your game, gain extra reps, and learn from someone who has excelled at every level of competition. Meet Haiden Davis: Your Coach for the Clinic Ha