I’m more of a beach volleyball player (never hardly play indoor) but I try and follow your advice in terms of a jump topspin serve so more of that especially in terms of certain spots
for beach volleyball you forgot the "sky". You simply try to put the ball as high as you can so the opponent has du look into the sun for example or into the rain or it is hard to predict because of some wind or something. Your feets point parralel to the net. You hold the ball in your left hand(for me) right above the point where you want to hit it with your (for me) right arm. Then you go slighty into your knees and when you go upwards, you sling your arm into the ball. Try to aim for a steep angle. It feels like worms armageddon. Iam pretty sure you know what i mean!
Very insightful video! My main serve is the jump floater, but I feel like a lot of my strength goes wasted with it. I've been struggling with topspin serves since it seems my toss is very inaccurate, it never occured to me that i could try and use my hitting hand to toss more accurately! I'll definitely try that next pratise session!
Thanks for the info on how to apply different effects into the ball! I’ve seen the left spin but I didn’t know how to replicate. But I never knew about the backspin or the artie 🤯
Artie is his name. It’s unlikely anyone have heard of it if they don’t watch his videos. It’s an interesting take on how to apply spin since it can be very difficult to add spin to the side you’re hitting with, but it won’t be as effective on high level play. To truly get a monster spin on the serve, you need your fingers to almost wrap around the ball, which won’t happen with a backhanded hit, so the amount of spin you can get like this is limited. Although it is a very good practice tool to get a good motion into your wrists, since you have to turn your hand a lot, so would still recommend practicing it to get a good motion into your hitting rhythm when doing spin serves
the artie serve gave me insane amounts of power man! i really didnt expect it to work so well for me, but im notting getting the amount of spin as you do in the vid. do you have any tips for maximizing height and spin? keep up the great vids 🔥🔥
Yeah it's pretty crazy hey 🤣 If you want more spin I suggest deliberately contacting on 1 half of the ball. See what the effects may be. Then try change your follow through.
Coach whenever I do float serve or spike, my shoulder hurts really bad, they twists and stay lock before untwisting. I am worry about my biomechanics technique, can you do a video on arm position and shoulder position when serving? Anything related to prevent shoulder pains when serving and spiking would helps greatly
the issue is you using your shoulder to generate power, you need to use your core to generate power and the shoulder should act as a rubber band. search up "hip shoulder seperation" and watch some videos on spiking technique by torqVB
Hey Ardie! You mar remember me, may not, last year, i was in the KG Monday night, a young red head trying their best in volleyball, btw I've watched a lot of your videos and they've really helped me so thanks. And if you remember me, ill be rejoining next season
When learning my topspin jump serve I accidentally did a few hybrids. I thought it would be unrealistic to perfect that but seeing it in this video makes me want to try it
i have a problem on the spin serve... my launch its too short people tell me that i gotta wait altleast one second then start the approach. But i do my launch short so i start right away.
You missed a very important serve: The one where you face the line backwards and serve looking down the opponents at the height of your buttocks. 😅 Kind of like they do the return in tennis.
Have you learned underhand float serve? You might be thinking There's no such thing as a underhand float serve but there isi just discovered it earlier
No way I remember you asked us for adivise on the last serve name and I said something along the line of "chicken wing" i think it was the top coment and you named it after that😘
Great question! Such a big topic! First thing that comes to mind is social skills. How can they communicate with their team, coach and ref. Might make a vid on it
Don‘t learn top spin first! The hardest thing about any jump type serves is the toss. You have to figure out yourself how you wanna toss your ball (one hand or two hand). Whats also important is to master your normal float serve (being able to serve at any position with consistency).
It wouldn't be a bad thing to explore the top spin serve. You need to learn it first but I always encourage my players to explore what they want. Learning more about any skill boosts a player skills and that applies to other skills aswell.
Hey thanks for the video :) do you also have a tip for the hybid serve where you toss without spin and approach like a jump float but add topsin in the end?
its sort of like just hitting a normal set, setters dont put spin on the ball but you do. practise downballing against a wall, but just dont toss it with topspin, try to contact the ball with your whole hand, from the tip of your fingers to the base of your palm, all at one instantaneous moment of contact. also if you toss it a bit higher, it comes down faster so youre able to put on more topspin.
With the same-hand topspin serve toss, I find that my toss is a little less accurate because I have to toss higher in order to give my arm time to "wind up" and be ready to hit. Any suggestions?
I recomend recording yourself. I believe our toss isn't as important as how we adjust to our toss. When watching over your recording wat h what breaks down first and try to adjust.
Both! I think its important to think of your arm like a whip. Very flexible and quick. Then have a firm hand to contact and transfer the energy into the ball
Hey Artie, I've been playing volleyball for 3 years now. My jump float serve is quite consistent and as a middle blocker I need it to be. I just sometimes still mess up by stupid mistakes like tossing too low or not tensing up my hand enough, how can I avoid this?
Hey i just started playing volleyball 3 months ago and i cant get my serves right , my coach recently told me that im going to be the middle blocker in our team, do you have any tips?
I do jump floaters but I usually jump as high as I can for those, I rarely see others do that and mostly just do a slight jump. Is a high jump just worse for jump floaters? Should I maybe switch and do jump top spin instead?
hey! I'm not coach artie but i have played for 3 years and still am, soo ill give my 2 cents. First thing for the jump float would be that if i was doing it i would want less of a jump so that you can push the back row back and force them to either use their hands or get them to have a bad pass from the upper portion of arms, with that you use a smaller jump to make sure when doing a float it stays in, also doing massive jumps all the time for serves can be tiring from personal experience lol. Second thing, i have no clue if it's worse but i don't think its as or more effective as doing a normal float or small jump float. last thing, if you feel you could use a harder serve for your level and you already have a good normal serve, going for a jump top spin could be a good option. Hope this helps! Again im just another player so if something doesn't sound right use your own intuition and im sure you'll do great.
After having practiced the serve for a couple of months Ive noticed that I have to jump a lot earlier if I want to do a high jump because as you said it will go out otherwise. It works pretty well that way, especially if I mix in jump floaters with less of a jump. As for it being tiring, I dont really mind since Im a middle and jump a lot anyway also Im switching with the libero soon after so its fine. I am practicing the jump top spin but for me the toss is so hard to do, so I wont be using it an a game anytime soon.
I am new in volleyball I have a question Is height important in serving? Because every time I serve the ball doesn’t go beyond the net Is the problem with my height or the strength of my serve? please answerrr🥹
Height only becomes beneficial when you become an advanced player. As a beginner adds next to nothing for your serve! It's all in your technique. I actually made a video for serving technique! Give it a watch if you're interested!
@@coachartie thx for the reply since I wrote this comment I used to practice underarm serve I was really afraid that I wouldn’t do it because of my height you comforted me I would back to the overarm serve by watching ur videos thx again 🤍🤍(sorry for my English)
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Are there any serves you want a dedicated video on?
I’m more of a beach volleyball player (never hardly play indoor) but I try and follow your advice in terms of a jump topspin serve so more of that especially in terms of certain spots
for beach volleyball you forgot the "sky". You simply try to put the ball as high as you can so the opponent has du look into the sun for example or into the rain or it is hard to predict because of some wind or something.
Your feets point parralel to the net. You hold the ball in your left hand(for me) right above the point where you want to hit it with your (for me) right arm. Then you go slighty into your knees and when you go upwards, you sling your arm into the ball.
Try to aim for a steep angle. It feels like worms armageddon.
Iam pretty sure you know what i mean!
Toppy float hybrid please ! And Floaty top hybrid you did in an other video if possible 🤗
Would love to see further explanation on hybrids (wether adding float to spin toss or adding spin / power with a float toss)
Definitely want to get a more detailed version on how to get a fast but floaty float serve
Nice, you're really developing that White Chocolate serve
Yeah, by popular demand it's turned into the Chicken wing 🍗
Very insightful video! My main serve is the jump floater, but I feel like a lot of my strength goes wasted with it. I've been struggling with topspin serves since it seems my toss is very inaccurate, it never occured to me that i could try and use my hitting hand to toss more accurately! I'll definitely try that next pratise session!
Keep me updated on how it goes! Makes me happy that I could help! 🥰
Any updates! 😊
Thanks for the info on how to apply different effects into the ball! I’ve seen the left spin but I didn’t know how to replicate. But I never knew about the backspin or the artie 🤯
Artie is his name. It’s unlikely anyone have heard of it if they don’t watch his videos. It’s an interesting take on how to apply spin since it can be very difficult to add spin to the side you’re hitting with, but it won’t be as effective on high level play. To truly get a monster spin on the serve, you need your fingers to almost wrap around the ball, which won’t happen with a backhanded hit, so the amount of spin you can get like this is limited. Although it is a very good practice tool to get a good motion into your wrists, since you have to turn your hand a lot, so would still recommend practicing it to get a good motion into your hitting rhythm when doing spin serves
the artie serve gave me insane amounts of power man! i really didnt expect it to work so well for me, but im notting getting the amount of spin as you do in the vid. do you have any tips for maximizing height and spin? keep up the great vids 🔥🔥
Yeah it's pretty crazy hey 🤣 If you want more spin I suggest deliberately contacting on 1 half of the ball. See what the effects may be. Then try change your follow through.
Need to try that backhand spin coach that's awesome🔥🤘
You should! Can't wait to see it!
i remember seeing while playing volleyball for state, I'm in under 15s. I remember that you were the coach for queens.
QLD 🙏🙏🙏
Coach whenever I do float serve or spike, my shoulder hurts really bad, they twists and stay lock before untwisting. I am worry about my biomechanics technique, can you do a video on arm position and shoulder position when serving? Anything related to prevent shoulder pains when serving and spiking would helps greatly
i have this problem to and i dont know to much about it but i can say just really warm up your shoulders and arms very good at the warmup
search on some other channel there is tons of vids about spiking technique
@@niekklaver9276 this is not good bruh you need to use your core, and rotate to get power instead of your shoulder. it is a technique issue
the issue is you using your shoulder to generate power, you need to use your core to generate power and the shoulder should act as a rubber band. search up "hip shoulder seperation" and watch some videos on spiking technique by torqVB
@@juanfocc5790 ok thanks, still warm up tho
thanks for the advice coach, I can finally start acing with the chicken wing serves now
😂 can't wait to see it 🤣
I serve really well with my right, and am training to serve better with my left too. It's literally like starting from scratch.
I reckon it's defs worth it 🙏🙏
Hey Ardie! You mar remember me, may not, last year, i was in the KG Monday night, a young red head trying their best in volleyball, btw I've watched a lot of your videos and they've really helped me so thanks. And if you remember me, ill be rejoining next season
The backhand serve has surprisingly great curve that can throw off opponents. I might be trying that lol
at one point I got bored so I threw it like a top spin and then I tried to cancel the spin and it made a nice float serve when I got good at it
That artie serve be lookin cool af
Thanks! I was using it all day today. It messed so many passers up
super helpful!
So happy! Thanks for the feedback!
Awesome ! Thank you from Canada. Middle school VB coach
Thanks for your support all the way from canada!!
I love this video.
I can't learn so more information from my country.
this video teach me so mush
Glad you enjoyed it!🙏
love that you talked about core rotation and incorporating shoulders on the overhead serve! chicken wing serve is awesome haha
Such an important point to coach! Glad you enjoyed the chicken wing lol 🙏
When learning my topspin jump serve I accidentally did a few hybrids. I thought it would be unrealistic to perfect that but seeing it in this video makes me want to try it
I had exact experience when I was younger! Someone introduced the idea on learning hybrid and I was hooked! Good luck on your learning journey
Great video ❤
Thank you!! 😊
Great vid coach illuminartie
🙏🙏🙏
Pretty cool! Thanks man!
Glad you liked it! 🙏
canterbury rugby jersey looks nice!
My favourite shirt 🥲
@@coachartie Love rugby :)
Good fight from all blacks today in the rwc!
I have one player who has killer underarm serve!!! She literally has speed and power behind it and she has a good targeting practice
A good serve is one that puts the opponent under pressure! Sound like she has one that does just that
nice vid, I'm now working on my chicken wing.
Should you swing forward or to the side on the backhanded serve?
I contact the left half of the ball, and follow through with a strong angle on my hand. The motion is more forward than slice
Very helpful video❤❤
Glad you think so!😊🙏
Thank you so much
You're most welcome🙏
Underrated
🙏🙏🙏
Great wow
Les go!
Coach, I cannot run on time when setter sets the ball and i am beginner in spike any tip for me?
Nice video, how about the mason briggs double hand top spin serve? 😮
I have no idea what that is 🤔
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Anytime i practice any top serve it goes well, but when i do it in game i suck at it
Continue to practice those skills in game. You get better at what you practice.
@@coachartie Thanks!
chicken wing is cool!
Its pretty Gnarly!
almost a year practicing float serve but cant see any improvements
I don't have any power with my jump serve and i can't get it over the net, is their any tip on that.
I'd have to see a vid of your form. If your up for it you can shoot a video through to my discord and I can give you some feedback
discord.gg/FeJh4JkA
What if you combine the artie server with a spike and make it to a sharp angle spike, lets call it the artie spike?
Whenevr I try to do a float serve I don’t get enough power to make it cross the net. What should I do
Record yourself and see if youre using your whole body for adding power
Bro i played at this court last Friday for my game
Les go!
i have a problem on the spin serve... my launch its too short people tell me that i gotta wait altleast one second then start the approach. But i do my launch short so i start right away.
You missed a very important serve: The one where you face the line backwards and serve looking down the opponents at the height of your buttocks. 😅
Kind of like they do the return in tennis.
wait is this at the brickpit?
Where is the float to topspin?
Gyattdam I love that chicken wing
Haha glad you like it 😊
No skyball serve? No hook either?
I need one on sky ball serve pls ❤
Aight bet
Have you learned underhand float serve? You might be thinking
There's no such thing as a underhand float serve but there isi just discovered it earlier
Haven't learnt it. I've practiced but could never get it to a consistent point where I could record it.
No way I remember you asked us for adivise on the last serve name and I said something along the line of "chicken wing" i think it was the top coment and you named it after that😘
The chicken wing 🍗 just stuck as a name. The community loved it
When using the Artie serve, do you use the knuckles, just the backhand, or a mix of both? First thing I'll practice tomorrow
Good question ❓ the main contact area is my knuckles but I try flattern my hand as much as possible to get more contact space 🌌
No. You are missing hook float serve, hook topspin serve and hook sidespin serve.
coach is artie serve is valid in matches? plz reply sir
Yeaaah boi!
what. why spins when float serving?
can u make a more detail thr jump float hybrid
Already got one 😁 might have to have a look around on my channel
Hey coach! I was wondering about what makes a good captain, and how i can improve in that captain role? 👀😊
Great question! Such a big topic! First thing that comes to mind is social skills. How can they communicate with their team, coach and ref. Might make a vid on it
Im currently learning the jump float i usually just do a float serve. Do i have to learn top spin first or atleast would it help?
Don‘t learn top spin first! The hardest thing about any jump type serves is the toss. You have to figure out yourself how you wanna toss your ball (one hand or two hand). Whats also important is to master your normal float serve (being able to serve at any position with consistency).
i meant just a standing top spin serve@@iLoveWu
It wouldn't be a bad thing to explore the top spin serve. You need to learn it first but I always encourage my players to explore what they want.
Learning more about any skill boosts a player skills and that applies to other skills aswell.
@@coachartie i see thanks coach!
Hey thanks for the video :) do you also have a tip for the hybid serve where you toss without spin and approach like a jump float but add topsin in the end?
its sort of like just hitting a normal set, setters dont put spin on the ball but you do.
practise downballing against a wall, but just dont toss it with topspin, try to contact the ball with your whole hand, from the tip of your fingers to the base of your palm, all at one instantaneous moment of contact.
also if you toss it a bit higher, it comes down faster so youre able to put on more topspin.
Only rip I have is I like to do 1 handed float serves when I do hybrids. I feel like it still keeps the look of the float for longer
Uhh not to be weird or anything is this at Kevin Grove
Hello I'm a middle blocker and I have a problem when doing quick attacks:< my approach sucks 😞
I've made a video on spike approach that may help you.
With the same-hand topspin serve toss, I find that my toss is a little less accurate because I have to toss higher in order to give my arm time to "wind up" and be ready to hit. Any suggestions?
I recomend recording yourself. I believe our toss isn't as important as how we adjust to our toss. When watching over your recording wat h what breaks down first and try to adjust.
what about the side serve?
Side serve?
nevermind
What do u do when u serve do u have to make ur hand tough or fast ?
Both! I think its important to think of your arm like a whip. Very flexible and quick. Then have a firm hand to contact and transfer the energy into the ball
Hey Artie, I've been playing volleyball for 3 years now. My jump float serve is quite consistent and as a middle blocker I need it to be. I just sometimes still mess up by stupid mistakes like tossing too low or not tensing up my hand enough, how can I avoid this?
Hey i just started playing volleyball 3 months ago and i cant get my serves right , my coach recently told me that im going to be the middle blocker in our team, do you have any tips?
I do jump floaters but I usually jump as high as I can for those, I rarely see others do that and mostly just do a slight jump. Is a high jump just worse for jump floaters? Should I maybe switch and do jump top spin instead?
hey! I'm not coach artie but i have played for 3 years and still am, soo ill give my 2 cents. First thing for the jump float would be that if i was doing it i would want less of a jump so that you can push the back row back and force them to either use their hands or get them to have a bad pass from the upper portion of arms, with that you use a smaller jump to make sure when doing a float it stays in, also doing massive jumps all the time for serves can be tiring from personal experience lol. Second thing, i have no clue if it's worse but i don't think its as or more effective as doing a normal float or small jump float. last thing, if you feel you could use a harder serve for your level and you already have a good normal serve, going for a jump top spin could be a good option. Hope this helps! Again im just another player so if something doesn't sound right use your own intuition and im sure you'll do great.
After having practiced the serve for a couple of months Ive noticed that I have to jump a lot earlier if I want to do a high jump because as you said it will go out otherwise. It works pretty well that way, especially if I mix in jump floaters with less of a jump.
As for it being tiring, I dont really mind since Im a middle and jump a lot anyway also Im switching with the libero soon after so its fine. I am practicing the jump top spin but for me the toss is so hard to do, so I wont be using it an a game anytime soon.
which mikasa ball is that?
I believe it's the 300
Chicken wing was most impressive
Hell yeah! Not sure I'll ever use it in a game, but defs a fun one to pull out when playing with friends
no
U forgot banana serve lol
lol
I am new in volleyball I have a question Is height important in serving? Because every time I serve the ball doesn’t go beyond the net Is the problem with my height or the strength of my serve? please answerrr🥹
Height only becomes beneficial when you become an advanced player. As a beginner adds next to nothing for your serve! It's all in your technique. I actually made a video for serving technique! Give it a watch if you're interested!
@@coachartie thx for the reply since I wrote this comment I used to practice underarm serve I was really afraid that I wouldn’t do it because of my height you comforted me I would back to the overarm serve by watching ur videos thx again 🤍🤍(sorry for my English)