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Marcos Chavez: 2 Minute Drill on Patreon.com/wphlive

2-Minute Drill: Marcos Chavez (March 2014)

WPH Patreon turns back the clock to relive the “2-Minute Drill” with Marcos Chavez conducted in March of 2014. At the time of this “2-Minite Drill,” Chavez had won one SR48 title and had never cracked the R48 Elite 8. Since this interview, Chavez added nine SR48 titles and cracked the R48 Elite 8 for the first time as a 44-year old at the 2019 Montana Red Death. Enjoy!

March 2014- The WPH recently had the opportunity to chat with one of handball’s most dynamic personalities and showmen, Marcos Chavez. At 40, Marcos is the only player ranked on both the R48 and SR48 tours and Chavez is also a prominent fixture on the WPH 3-Wall Big Ball Player’s Cup Series. Hear what Chavez has to say about what big ball has done for his game, who he most wants to beat, how he balances family time and handball and much more!

You’ve said that playing big ball has helped you to rediscover you love for handball. Why?

Marcos: Small ball just became redundant with the same players within the last 15 years playing each other all the time. Going to watch the big-ball game one day really opened my eyes to how many other players there are at the 3-Wall courts, so I tried it and got beat by a C player and that angered and inspired me to figure out the sport.

Read the conclusion of this interview on Patreon.com/wphlive.

DV: David Vincent formed the World Players of Handball in 2005 and ushered live handball viewing into our living rooms for the first time. Since its inception, the World Players of Handball has broadcast over 1,500 matches live. Dave Vincent serves as the lead play-by-play announcer for virtually all matches, combining his unique perspective and personality with a lifetime of handball experience. DV brings 25 years of broadcast radio experience (in Oregon and California) to World Players of Handball & ESPN broadcasts and provides professionalism and wit to the amazing game of handball. DV also serves as the Executive Director of the World Player of Handball at the WPH headquarters in Tucson, AZ, working daily to grow the game of handball through innovation.
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