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Bryan Bagunas keeps pushing as Alas Pilipinas nears FIVB Worlds
Bryan Bagunas has returned to intense training after a one-year layoff due to a knee injury, aiming to make up for lost time ahead of the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship.
He expressed happiness about being back on the court but acknowledged he is still working to reach 100 percent and catch up with his teammates.
The former Spikers' Turf and UAAP MVP's presence is a significant boost for Alas Pilipinas as they prepare for their historic world debut.
The team's recent three-country European training camp, facing high-level teams, has been a valuable experience, preparing them for the competition.
Fellow team leader Marck Espejo noted the team's steady improvement and progress towards their goal of being competitive.
Alas Pilipinas embraces their underdog billing in Pool A, where they will also face Tunisia, Egypt, and Iran.
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Alas Pilipinas star Bryan Bagunas has returned to training after recovering from a knee injury sustained earlier this year, just nine days before the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championships.
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Josh Ybañez has transitioned from a decorated spiker to a libero for Alas Pilipinas as they prepare for the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship.
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Alas Pilipinas is set to make its historic debut in the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship as the host nation.
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