Carson Clark was fortunate enough to have a career playing professional volleyball indoor for many years. He was first selected to the USA Men's Senior national team in 2011 as a junior at UC Irvine. This meant a lot to him, as he was able to start his journey playing with and against some of the best players in the world. Unfortunately, a serious back injury left him unable to train for just over a year and he doubted even being able to play again. After spending many years overseas playing for professional teams and many summers with Team USA, he ultimately decided that the injuries were too much to continue. He was fortunate enough to be roommates with one of his close friends, April Ross, during the end of his career with Team USA. This led him to follow beach volleyball much more closely and peak his interest in the correlations between indoor and beach volleyball. He was lucky enough to help April and her partner, Alix, train in Manhattan Beach as a lead up to their Tokyo Olympic Gold medal run. He recently started giving private lessons to family friend's children, and seeing the almost immediate improvements has become extremely rewarding. After meeting Dave and getting the opportunity to help Ten Beach Volleyball, he has become hooked on the opportunity to pass on his knowledge of volleyball from all over the world to help the next generations surpass even the great players we have today.