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Hand passing is better than forearm at the next level of men’s. So the idea is that if they can’t hand pass.. the passes won’t be as good.. so attacking won’t be as good.. so the rallies will be longer and more exciting.. interesting idea! We’ll see if it takes. In the women’s game hand passing is only 10% of the receptions so it probably won’t affect that game much.

@fourathletes4 It kind of feels like they're taking the game backward instead of forward, considering back in the day when they didn't allow hand passing, they decided to implement it because it would improve reception and make the game more offensive and spectator friendly.

Yea. It’s a tough one. I do like the no double rules change so we’ll see where it goes!

Great idea. We have some setting videos already that talk about the shoot. Check em out!

The 1 set with the L can be run up to 2m in most college and pro levels. Once they get beyond 2m the hitter will change to a 3. Setting anything beyond 2m that changes the L would not be wise because the set would be slower and probably not as effective as a back row attack.

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@fourathletes4 Insights are super valuable and hard to get. Thank you for all your vball videos, including this banger.

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Great question! I think about it as 'a grade for each skill'. The better the grades for all of the skills they better you are. For example: Serve: A+ Passing: C- OoS Hitting: A In-System Hitting: B .... I think if you take the averages of all the skills, the best players have the highest averages. Even if they are not great at passing, they'll make up for it elsewhere. I think it would be easy to say they have 'elite mindset' that makes them different but I think that is just another 'grade' of A, B or C. Michael Jordan was great at Defense + Scoring + Mindset where some players might just be good at scoring and have a great mindset. Once they have the grades, they get confidence to execute in stressful situations OR shake off bad errors because they know other parts of their game will help them out. When a player messes up and gets subbed out, it's because the coach doesn't think that that skill is high enough for the team to win OR the skills around that skill aren't able to provide value to the team.

When you’re starting off it’s really important to see the information on your side of the net AND know what typically happens. Once you feel comfortable it’s not bad to look at the blockers to see what they’re doing. Just know that information is likely already decided: the situation on your side of the net, are you amazing and they want to block you, their scouting report, their typical defense strategy, etc.

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Great suggestion. That will be hard as we're not Lefthanded. Maybe we can find someone to help us out!

@ that would be great if you could because I have a left handed middle and even tho we do a looped set to her (to get it to her left hand) I would like to see the spacing on it as well as how rotated is her back to the setter.

Let us know how it goes! Good luck!

Great idea! We'll get to work!

Thanks! We love this one. Takes some patience!

I think this is all based on your team and the opposing team. If you have a balanced offense, the block will be at a disadvantage and it will create what ever situations you want. If the Bic is run well it's almost like a middle attack so those tight blockers will even have a tough time collapsing. I think you're only going to get help from the wing blockers on the bic if you only have 1 stud player (the Bic hitter). It would be silly to camp in the middle if you have a great middle running around OR just one other pin attacker.

The higher levels will run a true 1 with the L up to 7 feet. The attackers will have heavier arms to still beat the block and defense. Any pass more off the net will likely turn into the middle 'audibling' to the 3, back 1 or slide. Lower levels may try to get the setter to help the hitter by pushing the ball at the slight angle. DEFINITELY want to stay away from getting too close to the net and setter OR so inconsistent that the setter doesn't really know where the middle is and kind of guesses with each set.

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Gotta show love to those middles haha

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Thanks so much! We think so too 😎

One of our favorites too!

Let’s do it! Big time 😎

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@ thank you! Would be great if you could make more detailed videos on spike approach 4 steps and movements🙏🤗

We have some already. I tried tagging you in two. They go over a lot of tips for the approach 👍

@@fourathletes4 thanks so much for tagging, unfortunately i don't see the tag for unkown reason. I found one video: Hitting with PERFECT timing: The Blue Paint Step Could you tell what's the name of the second one? I'll search it

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

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I appreciate that feedback! More to come 🙌

Hahaha brings more excitement to the matches. You should see the trap doors and the slime that comes down from the ceiling! 🤪

There’s a lot of good videos that explain a 6-2. That should solve your problems 👍

Great idea!

I think you should only take a ball farther into zone 2 if you KNOW the other 3 players can't get it. In defense, all of us should feel whether we think we've beaten our teammates to ball or they have a better play on it. Sometimes Outsides have taken a ball on the sideline because they just read the play really well or the z1 defender messed up. If you're an outside that has more of a role in the offense, I would hope the libero and setter would take more balls in z2 so the outside could transition for an out of system swing. I would worry about the system and communicate what the expectations are during practice so in a game the athletes can make quicker decisions.

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There’s no perfect solution, especially when you take into account the serve and your personnel. We do have to prioritize the pass quality over a couple feet of approach though. If you have a libero next to the OH you can have the lib take more. Or if the OH isn’t a very good passer, you can hide them closer to the line and make them pass on their body and to the sideline while the passer to their right takes more.

@@ballwbj hahaha we are biased but feel the same way 🤣

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