On February 3, Beijing time, the official news, the new coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team was released, and Cai Bin, the head coach of the Jiangsu women's volleyball team, was promoted to the head coach of the national team, which was the second time that Cai Bin had joined the national team.
4 popular collective withdrawal, Cai Bin was elected as the coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team
On January 10, Beijing time, the Volleyball Sports Management Center of the State General Administration of Sport issued the "Announcement on the Selection and Appointment of the Head Coach of the National Women's Volleyball Team", in this announcement, it was actually announced that Chen Zhonghe, Lang Ping, and Lai Yawen would not participate in the election of the head coach position, because these 3 people are all selected for the coaching expert group. As for An Jiajie, at that time, the official announced that he went to the Shandong women's volleyball team. Therefore, after the collective withdrawal of the 4 major hot spots, in fact, the outside world has guessed that Cai Bin of the Jiangsu women's volleyball team has become the biggest hit.
Cai Bin has led the Jiangsu women's volleyball team to success in recent years
Cai Bin has a good performance in coaching the local team, coaching the Beijing women's volleyball team and helping the team complete the leap of three major steps in three years. After taking over the Jiangsu women's volleyball team in 2014, Cai Bin led the team to the record, and in the 2016-2017 volleyball league led the team to win the championship, Cai Bin himself won the honor of the best women's volleyball coach. In recent years, although there are still not many ways to face the powerful Tianjin women's volleyball team, it is undeniable that Cai Bin has done a good job in leading the Jiangsu women's volleyball team of the whole Chinese class.
Cai Bin coached the Chinese women's volleyball team for the second time
Cai Bin began to serve as the head coach of the women's volleyball national youth team in 1999, and then sent a batch of outstanding talents to the national team. In 2001, Cai Bin failed to compete for the head coach of the national team, and on March 23, 2009, Cai Bin finally won the opportunity to coach the Chinese women's volleyball team for the first time. Unfortunately, leading the Chinese women's volleyball team lost to the runner-up of Thailand in the Asian Championship. Later, on March 25, 2010, Cai Bin left the position of coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team. This time, it is Cai Bin coaching the Chinese women's volleyball team for the second time.