Club Director/Head Coach
    David Hock 

Why should I choose Klub Khaos?
Klub Khaos' philosophy is to provide a competitive, fun and learning environment for athletes who want to compete at all levels of volleyball, whether it be recreational, regional, national, or eventually collegiate. We strive to instill in our athletes the belief that competitiveness, hard work and fun can and should co-exist. We believe in positive attitude, leadership, athletic ability and continuous improvement. We encourage our players to learn the game of volleyball, compete at the highest level, develop a positive view of themselves, their teammates and their coaches and always maintain respect for the game of volleyball itself.

What is the contact information for your club?
Klub Khaos
Attn: David Hock
3427 E. Minnezona Ave.
Phoenix, AZ  85018
(602) 999-9603
klubkhaos@cox.net

Is Klub Khaos a member of any sanctioned volleyball organizations?
Yes! Klub Khaos is a member in good standing with the AZ Region of USA Volleyball. Klub Khaos can participate in any tournament within Arizona sanctioned by the AZ Region and in any tournament nationwide that is sanctioned by USA Volleyball.

How many teams does Klub Khaos have and what ages are your players?
For 2011-2012, Klub Khaos will only have teams playing in the 14's & Under Division. The number of teams will be dictated by player turn out at tryouts and how competitive we feel any possible team can be. Each team will have no less than ten players and no more than twelve players.

• The player age range for Klub Khaos will be 12yrs to 14yrs.

Please click here for AZ Region age determination.

How does Klub Khaos structure its coaching staff?
Klub Khaos believes in a co-coaching philosophy, which enables our coaches to be able to provide their specific expertise to all of our players. Our co-coaching philosophy provides for coaches to be equal in responsibility and supervision so that they can enhance the team with their individual talents while providing a united front in dealing with and coaching our players. All of our coaches are IMPACT certified with prior club level experience.

How long is the club volleyball season and how many tournaments will you participate in?
Our club season will run from November, 2011 thru the end of June, 2012 and will include:

• Cactus Classic in Tucson (3 days)
• 6 local AZ Region Power Tournaments (1 day each)
• AZ Regional Championships (1 day)
• Girl Power Tournament (1 day)
• Sol Survivor Challenge (2 days)
  
• Volleyball Festival (5 days)

What are your club fees and what do they cover?
Our club fees for the 2011-2012 season will be $1,500, which will cover all AZ Region tournament and independent tournament fees, all costs, except for food, associated with the trip to Tucson for the Cactus Classic, all AZ Region player/coach scorekeeping and certification clinic fees, facility rental costs, club operating costs, coaching fees, equipment, balls, custom jerseys, shorts, socks, a team practice shirt, sweat pants and sweatshirt, team sports bag and team polo shirt.

Klub Khaos understands that participation in club volleyball is a major personal and financial commitment for all players and their parents. We believe in keeping costs as low as possible while providing our players with the highest quality in personnel, equipment, uniforms and apparel. Our club fees are all inclusive. There will be no additional costs required during the year. Please note our club fees include costs for both the three day Cactus Classic in Tucson in January and the season ending week long Volleyball-Festival Tournament at the end of June, which is the worlds largest tournament spanning 14 matches over 5 days with over 750 teams competing.

When are payments due?
There will be an initial deposit of $450 due upon acceptance to the club at tryouts and then the balance divided into six monthly payments of $175. Monthly payments will always be due on the 1st of every month. When your daughter is offered a contract, there will be a detailed payment schedule provided. 


Where and when do you practice?
Klub Khaos practices at Shiloh Community Church, located at 19021 N. 32nd St. in Phoenix, which is just north of Union Hills Dr. on 32nd St. Shiloh has one of the nicest facilities in the city featuring a single wood flooring court with no basketball hoop obstructions.

Practices will be on Monday and Thursday afternoons from 4pm - 6pm.

Does every player get to play?
Klub Khaos uses high school/college level rotations, which require consistent substitutions. Therefore, all players will have set positions on the team. Klub Khaos believes in giving every player an opportunity to play in every tournament match as long as each player fulfills their obligation to the team, which includes practice and game attendance, a positive attitude, on time payments and enthusiasm and effort at all times. Playing time is not automatic or guaranteed, however, and each player must earn her position.


What is your policy regarding parent involvement?
Klub Khaos encourages and welcomes parents to be involved and show the same level of commitment to the club as expected from the players. Getting your daughters to practices and tournaments on time, attending tournaments and being supportive and upbeat as spectators for both wins and losses, helping with snacks, etc. are all important to the success of any club and help to make the club volleyball experience special. At the same time, helping your daughters understand the importance of following club rules and policies and allowing the coaches to do their jobs, make decisions and develop the team into a successful winning team, both on and off the court, is equally as important. If a concern ever arises regarding practice or game issues with your daughter, please make an appointment to meet at an appropriate time.  Due to the nature of everyone's enthusiasm and emotions at tournaments, parents will not be allowed to discuss an issue immediately prior to or directly after any game or tournament. Coach Hock will be glad to make himself available to you at almost any time, other than at games or tournaments, to discuss any concerns or issues you have.