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What’s in the bag? Christal Engle


A four-time AVCA All-American at University of Washing- ton, Engle is now a pro beach player who trains with the USA Beach Volleyball Developmental Team. She comes fully equipped to all practices and tournaments. Volleybal- lUSA asked her to share the contents of her beach bag on a recent afternoon after she fi nished a training session in Hermosa Beach, Calif., where she is preparing for a season of competition alongside her new partner, Tyra Turner. Here’s what was in her bag: wallet, sun screen, protein shake, extra pair of sunglasses – “in case I get six-packed in the face,” – protein bar, heart-rate monitor, coconut water, deodorant, ChapStick and an iPhone.


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