Train Like Alas Pilipinas: Decathlon Launches VNL Fan Collection and Hosts Volleyball Clinic

Decathlon launches the VNL Fan Collection in the Philippines and hosts a volleyball clinic with Alas Pilipinas stars.
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Decathlon has launched its exclusive VNL x Decathlon Fan Collection in the Philippines while hosting a special volleyball clinic featuring Niña Ytang, Faith Nisperos, and Ced Domingo. From official VNL volleyballs to fan apparel and performance gear, Filipino volleyball fans now have more ways to celebrate the sport's growing popularity.

Here's what fans and aspiring athletes can expect from the new collection and exclusive training experience.

As volleyball continues to grow into one of the Philippines' most followed sports, Decathlon is bringing fans and aspiring athletes even closer to the action through its partnership with the Volleyball Nations League (VNL).

The sports retailer recently launched the exclusive VNL x Decathlon Fan Collection, a lifestyle-focused lineup designed for volleyball supporters who want to bring the energy of the court into their everyday style. The collection combines fan culture, athletic identity, and streetwear-inspired comfort, making it a natural fit for the country's passionate volleyball community.


Available exclusively at Decathlon branches in Alabang, Pasig, Pasay, and Cebu, the Philippine lineup includes the official VNL Volleyball in three sizes: Size 5 (PHP 850), Size 3 (PHP 350), and Size 1 (PHP 350). Fans can also pick up the official VNL lifestyle t-shirt (PHP 550), along with performance essentials such as arm sleeves and knee braces (PHP 450 each).


To celebrate both the collection launch and the Philippine leg of VNL Week 2 at the PhilSports Arena, Decathlon organized a volleyball clinic featuring some of the country's most recognizable volleyball stars: Ced Domingo, Niña Ytang, and Faith Nisperos. The event provided aspiring athletes from Metro Manila with hands-on training sessions and valuable insights from players who have competed at the highest levels of Philippine volleyball.


For former national team standout and multi-awarded middle blocker Ced Domingo, the growing popularity of volleyball in the country represents more than just increased viewership.

"I'm really happy that volleyball, both men's and women's, is getting the exposure it needs and deserves. A lot of people are becoming sports enthusiasts, which is incredibly beneficial for a person's physical and mental well-being."


Meanwhile, Niña Ytang, a four-time UAAP Best Middle Blocker and current Alas Pilipinas player, highlighted the importance of learning through live international competition.

"As an athlete, being able to watch these international players live is the most rewarding experience. You cannot replicate that kind of learning from a screen."


For Faith Nisperos, giving back to the sport remains a personal mission that extends beyond competition.

"Giving back to volleyball has always been one of my life's missions. Through clinics like this, I get the opportunity to share my knowledge and hopefully inspire them to fall even more in love with the sport. I truly enjoyed coaching because every athlete showed enthusiasm and a genuine desire to learn. Moments like these remind me why I love giving back to the game that has given me so much."


As volleyball fandom continues to expand nationwide, initiatives like the VNL x Decathlon collaboration demonstrate how sports brands are increasingly creating experiences that go beyond merchandise, bringing fans, athletes, and communities together through a shared passion for the game.

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