Mindset Volleyball Club
Marvin S. Weiss Community Center, 1500 E Euclid Ave, Mt Prospect, IL 60056
About
Mindset Volleyball Club offers club volleyball along with options such as drop-in practices, a practice squad, park district classes, summer drop-ins and camps, tryouts, and sand volleyball training. The program includes sand volleyball updates and training in addition to its indoor volleyball activities. Founded in 2017 by club director and owner Randy Satovitz, Mindset Volleyball Club focuses on volleyball-specific training through these structured activities.
Mindset Volleyball Club was founded in 2017 by club director, owner, coach, and contact person Randy Satovitz. The club’s mission states that it offers a space for athletes to develop their volleyball skills while embracing the core principles of teamwork, spirit, and sportsmanship, with a strong emphasis on foundational skills that lead to advanced techniques and on the physical, mental, and emotional growth of each player. According to parent and player testimonials, families describe Mindset as a club that encourages participants to improve their attributes on the court, with teammates and coaches who are supportive, competitive in practices and tournaments, and focused on both physical and mental stamina for the game. Testimonials also note that the director knows every player by name, is present at different Chicagoland tournament locations to support teams, and is described as personable, accessible, and knowledgeable. Parents report multi-year experiences with the club, including travel and regional teams, and describe their children enjoying teammates, coaches, and activities such as scrimmages with other Mindset teams, Secret Santa, tie-dyeing shirts, and coordinating outfits.
Last updated May 27, 2026.
Mindset Volleyball Club was founded in 2017 by club director, owner, coach, and contact person Randy Satovitz. The club’s mission states that it offers a space for athletes to develop their volleyball skills while embracing the core principles of teamwork, spirit, and sportsmanship, with a strong emphasis on foundational skills that lead to advanced techniques and on the physical, mental, and emotional growth of each player. According to parent and player testimonials, families describe Mindset as a club that encourages participants to improve their attributes on the court, with teammates and coaches who are supportive, competitive in practices and tournaments, and focused on both physical and mental stamina for the game. Testimonials also note that the director knows every player by name, is present at different Chicagoland tournament locations to support teams, and is described as personable, accessible, and knowledgeable. Parents report multi-year experiences with the club, including travel and regional teams, and describe their children enjoying teammates, coaches, and activities such as scrimmages with other Mindset teams, Secret Santa, tie-dyeing shirts, and coordinating outfits.
Last updated May 27, 2026.
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