Ultiworld MVP: Alex Snyder (Fury)
Watch as Alex Snyder from Fury shares his insights on what it takes to be a consistently dominant team in Ultimate Frisbee. The former MVP, who led Fury to their seventh national championship, attributes much of their success to their coach, Matson, whose presence has been instrumental in shaping the team's identity and strategy. With a focus on teamwork and a strong team culture, Snyder highlights the importance of rallying around a clear identity year after year. He also touches on the unique benefits of playing in the Bay Area, where talented players are drawn to the region's great quality of life and competitive spirit. Tune in as Snyder shares his perspective on what sets Fury apart from other top teams in the sport.
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this video is brought to you by savage ultimate so earlier today with a 15-9 when fury took the seventh national championship over Seattle's riot and I'm here with number four Alex Snyder who in T world and savage nominated for MVP of the game I started in all six so this was my self-image every single family so then you probably have some insight maybe into like what does it take to be so dominant for so long for a team to be consistently consistently good well I think there's a couple of factors one first and foremost I have to give credit to our coach Matson has been just a huge part of you know forming the identity of the team and keeping that consistent year in and year out and he is such a force for us and a centering force wherever we are mentally physically in the game out of the game strategy she is always there so he above and beyond anything else is definitely one of the main factors for our continued success and beyond that you know I mentioned team identity and I think that's really been huge and we were going strive but focus on but we heard what our team identity is each year and really rallying around that and so that's always been a strong point for us as earlier this morning Blackbird wine and mixed also a very very attack and revolver is in the open finals and accent what do you think makes San Francisco so consistently strong ultimately you know that's a great question I think a lot of it is that the Bay Area is a great place to live so we draw in a lot of people a lot of people move there because you know hey there's great ultimately it's just a great place to live in general and just I think cool players also you know with in the Bay Area there's because there's so many great players to play thank you so much for speaking with me so much about to get on the wedding this is a Ryan Burke with world
