Off Season Is Testing Us in Ways We Did Not Prepare For

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Off Season Is Testing Us in Ways We Did Not Prepare For

No fixtures, no whistles, no last-point drama. The off season has Chema Family laughing, suffering, and counting down to the next first serve.

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14 Aug 20262 min read

No fixtures, no whistles, no last-point drama. The off season has Chema Family laughing, suffering, and counting down to the next first serve.

Chema VC supporters and players share a wild post-match celebration on the court.
This is the kind of noise, chaos, and joy the Chema Family is missing already.
Two Chema supporters with face paint show their club pride outside the arena.
Off season has us missing the colours, the faces, and the full Chema matchday mood.
Chema fans display club-themed arm markings before a match.
Even in the off season, the badge, the pride, and the banter are still active.

Off season is testing us in ways we did not prepare for.

No fixtures. No tension. No shouting "mine" on the court. No matchday fits. No crowd noise. No last-point drama.

Just us, confused, restless, and walking around like people who have lost direction in life.

The Struggle Is Real

At this point, some members of the Chema Family are rewatching old match clips like detectives, giving themselves imaginary commentary in the house, bouncing a volleyball once and suddenly feeling emotional, checking for fixtures that do not exist yet, and telling everyone "off season is temporary" as self-motivation.

This break is serious.

One minute you are okay. The next minute you are remembering a big block, a wild celebration, or that one point that made the whole gym erupt, and now you are just standing there in silence.

Still Chema, Still Loud

But let it be known: Chema spirit is still alive and well.

We may not have volleyball this very moment, but the love for the badge, the game, and the Chema Family is still loud.

The off season may slow the calendar, but it has not touched the identity of this club.

How Are You Coping?

So be honest, how are you coping with life without volleyball?

Are you resting like a disciplined professional?

Or are you already suffering and waiting for the next first serve like the rest of us?

Consider this your official Chema support group check-in.

Until The Next First Serve

The fixtures will return.

The whistles will come back.

The noise will rise again.

Until then, keep the spirit alive, keep the banter flowing, and keep the badge close.

Chema Chajiuza!