Will have to try this. I'm a right handed MH that was taught (and teaching) long 1st step, then 2 short(pittypat) steps (RLR). During this off session I'll check out more of your videos to see how I can better my play and teaching. Thanks for sharing.
This video is a lot better than the old one. Very nice, you went over everything so well. The emphasis on the block step this time was great, when I first started I had no block step and ran into issues.
This is huge for me, going into a tourney this weekend where I may have to play OH (im 5’8” and normally a lib), and while I have a decent jump without thinking about my technique, this makes it so much easier to understand and easily apply. Thanks coach!
As a grade 8 hitter/spiker, I couldn't really perfect some things that were needed. But after watching this video, there were some small tips that actually improved my form and jump. Thank you for being my inspiration for volleyball.😁
Vert Shock is a total game changer! I went from barely touching the rim to throwing down dunks in just a few weeks. You can find it here while it's still available: th-cam.com/video/XSwHcXpwD0o/w-d-xo.html To anyone who wants to increase his vertical jump as well: - Focus on exercises that target the muscles used in jumping, such as squats, lunges, calf raises, and deadlifts. Incorporate both bodyweight exercises and weighted exercises to build strength. - Plyometric exercises help improve the power and explosiveness of your muscles. Include exercises like jump squats, box jumps, depth jumps, and bounding in your workout routine. - Work on your jumping technique to optimize your performance. Practice jumping with proper form, including using your arms to generate momentum and landing softly to reduce impact. See you guys when you reached your vertical jump goals!
Thank you Coach Donny! I became obsessed with Volleyball later in life (early 30's) and your tutorials have helped me so much in visualizing the game and my technique. This has helped me make practice sessions and games so much more valuable and rewarding! I've had people come up to me and tell me how much I've progressed over the last year and I've been invited to start playing with more competitive groups thanks to you! Life = Elevated! :)
Appreciate the word cues and graphs overlapping onto the video demonstrating clearly the angles needed for an efficient approach. I plan to utilize your video for my club team and high school team. Sums up nicely. Coach Ron
Never played volleyball, I’m a basketball player, but the volleyball coach wanted to use my Athletic ability for intimidation for a tournament tmr. Using this video to understand the fundamental of hitting a ball because I’m being used to spike and block. Hopefully we win, I’ll let y’all know tmr when it’s done 😂
Great video as always coach Donny. As a fairly short outside hitter, I really need my vertical jump to be the highest it can be, I really appreciate these videos, keep up the great work!
I am a beginner volleyball player and i was really having trouble with the perfect jumping technique but this video was all i needed. Now i feel more explosiveness in my jump. Thanks for sharing this video. I salute your hardwork. Thanks a lot. And please can you make a video 'Role of Wrist in spiking'
Thank you! This really helped me i've always wanted to play volleyball but I could not jump high enough but after watching this I've improved my jump power, although i've never actually played volleyball(i've only practiced volleyball) I've always been inspired to play it though, this really starts my foundation to becoming a volleyball player. THANK YOU!
Great video Coach. Thanks for talking about landing mechanics as well! Only after taking a video of myself spiking did I realize that I was landing in a way that put a lot of stress and soreness on my knees. I'll keep squat-landing in mind next time I practice!
Just going to say. WOW! I just realized that I jump a 1 feet! I followed your posture and movement it actually worked! Taekwondo player here and just started playing volleyball. thanks for your help. btw I Subcribed!
This is so so helpful! I wish i had such am informative coach when i started a few months ago. He expects me to be able to do it quickly because i showed i am a quick learner but i just couldnt get the hit right so thank you
You are one of the better youtube trainers out there, love your videos. I am training kids under 13 but also up to 17 years of age. I refer them to your videos. I hope you continue to make this amazing work, very inspiring to us. And I tell the kids to subscribe
@@Pr9mer this video really helped me. I was struggling with my footwork and attacks. In short always mistimed. Just try to watch it over and over again, it takes time and practice soon you can do it too. Pay attention to the last 2 steps. Trust yourself. 😊
Great technique indeed.. Thanks a lot for detailed explanation of each step and foot angles are new insights.. It is giving me better/best approach for spike
In my opinion, I am able to make contact more often, if finish my run up at the same time as when the ball reaches its highest point , and then I jump and hit it
Really enjoyed this. Production quality is also great! As a middle attacker, do you position a little behind the 3yard line as well? Or more forward. It seems i never have enough time or space to attack properly. Would love more middle attacking tips! Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorials, I've always had problems with my for work, had couple of good runs before the spike, felt good, but then all the other games it felt weird because my foot work was bad. But thank you for the help!
Thank you a lot coach Danny.....since 2019 up to now I become a good volleyballer because of you sir .... recieve my gretings from Africa Kenya 🇰🇪 sir I love you more ......keep training us sir your day will come 🎉
question about the feet rotation: is it that beneficial when it comes to opening up? if your approach is at some slight angle (when hitting from outside), it might not be that necessary. I kinda feel like rotating your feet up to 90 degrees when in a 'full speed' approach makes it more injury prone. Feel free to check e.g. Kamil Semeniuk's approach - he does not rotate his feet and still getting monster vertical. thanks for any advices!
I think you're watching his backrow/pipe attacks - where you actually want to broadjump more. In the frontrow, his left hip is clearly in front, which means he makes a block step. It should actually be less injury prone, since you don't carry close to the net and land on a blocker's foot (or vice versa).
As a 12 year old volleyball player this will really help with how I play. I have a big passion for volleyball and I want to improve. I'm going to write this down so I can memorize this, thank you!
Thank you for this! One other detail maybe that would be a part 2 to this video would be where you are transitioning from. As a right handed OH, you would be arcing into the court vs straight up the line. Left handed RS/Oppo would be arcing into the court. Right handed RS/Oppo would be running up the line. I really needed this video today so thank you for making it!
Hello Sir! I am astounded by the dedication and the quality of content you offer. I actually learnt volleyball through your youtube channel and now i want to show others that a sport can be learnt even without coaches in person with the power of internet. I am writing my personal blog around volleyball, consisting of tips and information for other enthusiasts. I want to request you for one thing. Could it be remotely possible that i can use content from your clips, in the form of photos of postures, small GIFs to talk about how to spike to help readers get more value?
Please add a section about the timing of the approach (when do you start your momentum forward). What do you base it on. Biggest struggle I see with younger players/just learning is starting their movement to early and fast. Thanks
Im no coach or anything, but I heard starting the approach near or at the highest point of the set is the way to go. Im not sure but thats what I heard :) Hope this helps!
Great video, i struggle a lot with landing to close to the net and i think i'ts because i didn't have my back upright in the second step . I will try this out in my next training. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work.
I really loved that you explained everyting from top to the bottom and even tho im not english it was really easy to understand the steps and everything ! And im really greatfull bc i LOVE Volleyball and i want to practise really hard and much ^u^.So tysm for the great Lesson and Keep going !
Brilliant skills we are following the training from Africa Kenya Nairobi........we want to be skilled enough to participate in ..... nations game bt we luck facilities like balls and nets
The Video was very helpful and all things were very good explainend. All Tipps that He gives are approved by me. It helped me to Spike the Ball 2 or 3 Times harder than before
Hey Coach, is it better to take more steps depending on height or just chance the length of each step and still do only 3? I'm only asking cause I am not the tallest and want to step in the most effective way possible.
Un cuadrado dónde unos de sus lados mide 4.25cm 2-Un rombo cuyo unos de sus lados mide 10.43cm, su diagonal mayor es de 6.5cm Y su diagonal menor es de 2.75cm 3_una circunferencia cuyo diámetro mide 7.94cm 4-Un triangulo equilátero que tiene una altura de 8.33cm y uno de sus lados y uno de sus lados mide 12.66cm 5-Un decagono regular dónde unos de sus lados mide 5.26 y su apotema mide 1.96cm
Im 6'5 but have shit coordination and a terrible jump, just watched your 3 step video from 5+ years ago a while ago, this video came at a perfect time. Gonna be playing volleyball again soon after not playing for 3 years since highschool, cant wait.
Just a question, I know I’m jumping high with good form but I’m letting the ball drop and not hitting at my highest possible point. Any tips to make good higher contact with the ball? Love the videos. Keep them coming!
can you do a short video on where the ball should be when you jump? i have a very hard time with this and always end up hitting the ball very back or not hitting it at all.
Got into my school volleyball team. Regional tournament is gonna begin in December, I really need to practice this jump combination because I got assigned as the middle. Any good tips/training routine to make my legs stronger?
thank you for the video. Q: how do I get the timing of my approach to line up with the set. I ask this because when I take my approach correctly I sometimes go too early or too late. Thank you.
I think it depends on how high u jump. In my experience I've only seriously began playing volleyball for a year and for a person who started late I've adapted quickly bt still need to improve. I have a 40" vert (more or less) and I can get my head over a professional net tape. When I hit i time when the ball starts dropping and then I go up. I've had success with it bt I haven't mastered it fully (its a work in progress) . So for the set timing, first find how high u jump, then see how high ur spike hand can reach and then you'll subconsciously start to work your way from there
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It's crazy how much better you can hit the ball given the right technique even though you are jumping the same height...
For sure! That’s why technique is so critical
Agreed. I know shorter players that dont jump as high as taller player, yet still hit better simply because of technique.
Need to try it out. I've always spiked without any run up but makes sense you can get higher with forward momentum so the spike will be harder
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Will have to try this. I'm a right handed MH that was taught (and teaching) long 1st step, then 2 short(pittypat) steps (RLR). During this off session I'll check out more of your videos to see how I can better my play and teaching. Thanks for sharing.
This video is a lot better than the old one. Very nice, you went over everything so well. The emphasis on the block step this time was great, when I first started I had no block step and ran into issues.
Thanks! Been thinking about updating all the old tutorials with some new information I’ve learned and better video quality
@@ElevateYourselfOfficial The video looks great!
@@ElevateYourselfOfficial that would be great! Thanks for the amazing videos.
Volleyball tryouts starting in a couple weeks. Super glad you made another one of these stepping tutorials, so I can hit better.
Good luck!
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My tryouts Tuesday 🤞🏾
Good luck!! Our tryouts was tiring and it hurt my legs but it was fun where all girls so good luck out there!
mine starts next week actually
This is huge for me, going into a tourney this weekend where I may have to play OH (im 5’8” and normally a lib), and while I have a decent jump without thinking about my technique, this makes it so much easier to understand and easily apply. Thanks coach!
i am in the EXACT same boat as you, Best of luck
@@itsgreen17 same to you!!!
As a grade 8 hitter/spiker, I couldn't really perfect some things that were needed. But after watching this video, there were some small tips that actually improved my form and jump. Thank you for being my inspiration for volleyball.😁
Grade 9 spiker here. I feel you bro
College volleyball player here, grind222
Grade 8 player as well, I just hope the rest of my team watches these vids
Grade 8 here too lol@@Capton_Luffy
Great video, very helpful, thanks!
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Vert Shock is a total game changer! I went from barely touching the rim to throwing down dunks in just a few weeks. You can find it here while it's still available: th-cam.com/video/XSwHcXpwD0o/w-d-xo.html
To anyone who wants to increase his vertical jump as well:
- Focus on exercises that target the muscles used in jumping, such as squats, lunges, calf raises, and deadlifts. Incorporate both bodyweight exercises and weighted exercises to build strength.
- Plyometric exercises help improve the power and explosiveness of your muscles. Include exercises like jump squats, box jumps, depth jumps, and bounding in your workout routine.
- Work on your jumping technique to optimize your performance. Practice jumping with proper form, including using your arms to generate momentum and landing softly to reduce impact.
See you guys when you reached your vertical jump goals!
Thank you for making this new video Coach Donny. I’m really trying to improve as a JV opposite hitter and I’ve learnt new things I didn’t know before.
Thank you Coach Donny! I became obsessed with Volleyball later in life (early 30's) and your tutorials have helped me so much in visualizing the game and my technique. This has helped me make practice sessions and games so much more valuable and rewarding! I've had people come up to me and tell me how much I've progressed over the last year and I've been invited to start playing with more competitive groups thanks to you! Life = Elevated! :)
Awesome!! Never too late to start. Glad I could help with your journey
Same here! :) love the help these video's offer
Appreciate the word cues and graphs overlapping onto the video demonstrating clearly the angles needed for an efficient approach. I plan to utilize your video for my club team and high school team. Sums up nicely. Coach Ron
Perfect for animation reference! Thank you so much for the content!
Never played volleyball, I’m a basketball player, but the volleyball coach wanted to use my Athletic ability for intimidation for a tournament tmr. Using this video to understand the fundamental of hitting a ball because I’m being used to spike and block. Hopefully we win, I’ll let y’all know tmr when it’s done 😂
Won the championship 😭
@@illusionking4519 congrats bro
you learned to play volleyball in two fooking weeks??!
I’m pretty short so I need to have a good vertical as a outside hitter. Thanks so much for the help
What's your height?
I’m around 5 foot 6
@@stotron5566 Yikes! Heard there's a jockey shortage which you might be better suited to!
Ive been leaning forward the whole time, and absorbing with my knees. Im gonna work on this thank you
Great video as always coach Donny. As a fairly short outside hitter, I really need my vertical jump to be the highest it can be, I really appreciate these videos, keep up the great work!
Glad you found the video helpful!
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I am a beginner volleyball player and i was really having trouble with the perfect jumping technique but this video was all i needed.
Now i feel more explosiveness in my jump.
Thanks for sharing this video.
I salute your hardwork.
Thanks a lot.
And please can you make a video 'Role of Wrist in spiking'
Please I need your help please
People are really into volleyball after haikiyu 😊
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This is perfect. I've been wanting to learn how to jump higher for like 3 days and the best coach just taught me how. TYSM!
Glad I could help!
Thank you! This really helped me i've always wanted to play volleyball but I could not jump high enough but after watching this I've improved my jump power, although i've never actually played volleyball(i've only practiced volleyball) I've always been inspired to play it though, this really starts my foundation to becoming a volleyball player. THANK YOU!
Great video Coach. Thanks for talking about landing mechanics as well! Only after taking a video of myself spiking did I realize that I was landing in a way that put a lot of stress and soreness on my knees. I'll keep squat-landing in mind next time I practice!
Prolong those knees!
10:15 that makes so much more sence! I always have a problem jumping into the net, Im glad to know why and how to fix it, Thank you!
This helped a lot with my off-ice axel practice. Without the 3rd step, it's the exact same entry. Thank you
Just going to say. WOW! I just realized that I jump a 1 feet! I followed your posture and movement it actually worked! Taekwondo player here and just started playing volleyball. thanks for your help. btw I Subcribed!
Thank you so much for supporting me and some techniques.
Holy Giba Donny! Once more an excellent video, keep on, your job is a must need. Congratulations and thanks to be such a inspiration.
I’m honored to have my name in the same sentence as Giba 😊
i can say this is a good work keep it up this helped me improve a lot in my volleyball games
Many things to learn ❤ love from india 🇮🇳
I just started volleyball as a P.E. sport at my college and I really enjoy it. I will need to practice, practice and more practice.😊😊😊
This is so so helpful! I wish i had such am informative coach when i started a few months ago. He expects me to be able to do it quickly because i showed i am a quick learner but i just couldnt get the hit right so thank you
You are one of the better youtube trainers out there, love your videos. I am training kids under 13 but also up to 17 years of age. I refer them to your videos. I hope you continue to make this amazing work, very inspiring to us. And I tell the kids to subscribe
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@@Pr9mer this video really helped me. I was struggling with my footwork and attacks. In short always mistimed. Just try to watch it over and over again, it takes time and practice soon you can do it too. Pay attention to the last 2 steps. Trust yourself. 😊
Great technique indeed.. Thanks a lot for detailed explanation of each step and foot angles are new insights.. It is giving me better/best approach for spike
This helped me understand so much. Thankyou! Very comprehensive and thorough
I've seen a LOT of jump serve tutorials ( yours as well ) but I still can't get the toss/timing right =(
would love to see an updated one if possible!
In my opinion, I am able to make contact more often, if finish my run up at the same time as when the ball reaches its highest point , and then I jump and hit it
Jesus, this is golden, literally the only channel that explains details
Excellent instruction! Detailed, concise with easy to understand biomechanics and physics infused
I started volleyball like 4 months ago and this video helped me a lot, thanks man
sir u explain very well its help me a lot thnks.
Really enjoyed this. Production quality is also great! As a middle attacker, do you position a little behind the 3yard line as well? Or more forward. It seems i never have enough time or space to attack properly. Would love more middle attacking tips! Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorials, I've always had problems with my for work, had couple of good runs before the spike, felt good, but then all the other games it felt weird because my foot work was bad. But thank you for the help!
Keep making these tutorials. They are super helpful!
Thank you a lot coach Danny.....since 2019 up to now I become a good volleyballer because of you sir .... recieve my gretings from Africa Kenya 🇰🇪 sir I love you more ......keep training us sir your day will come 🎉
question about the feet rotation: is it that beneficial when it comes to opening up? if your approach is at some slight angle (when hitting from outside), it might not be that necessary. I kinda feel like rotating your feet up to 90 degrees when in a 'full speed' approach makes it more injury prone. Feel free to check e.g. Kamil Semeniuk's approach - he does not rotate his feet and still getting monster vertical. thanks for any advices!
I think you're watching his backrow/pipe attacks - where you actually want to broadjump more.
In the frontrow, his left hip is clearly in front, which means he makes a block step.
It should actually be less injury prone, since you don't carry close to the net and land on a blocker's foot (or vice versa).
So glad to come over this video. Its so informative video this. I've never ever mastered the technique. I'm going to go practice what uve just taught
great instructions for the jump. Can you please explain the technique for the spike (smashing) the ball
As a 12 year old volleyball player this will really help with how I play. I have a big passion for volleyball and I want to improve. I'm going to write this down so I can memorize this, thank you!
Keep grinding young man!
@@farinthefuture2178 girl actually but thank you!! ☆(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*
Thanks this really helped me since I had volleyball tryouts today. I am a Great striker just still have to learn a few tricks
Omg I love how you explained it, know im able to do it better!
Thank you for this! One other detail maybe that would be a part 2 to this video would be where you are transitioning from. As a right handed OH, you would be arcing into the court vs straight up the line. Left handed RS/Oppo would be arcing into the court. Right handed RS/Oppo would be running up the line. I really needed this video today so thank you for making it!
Hello Sir! I am astounded by the dedication and the quality of content you offer. I actually learnt volleyball through your youtube channel and now i want to show others that a sport can be learnt even without coaches in person with the power of internet. I am writing my personal blog around volleyball, consisting of tips and information for other enthusiasts.
I want to request you for one thing. Could it be remotely possible that i can use content from your clips, in the form of photos of postures, small GIFs to talk about how to spike to help readers get more value?
I learned a lot from three of your videos, I’ll definitely be trying them out !
How wonderful and helpful are you!!thanks from Greece
this video was so thorough. good work!
Please add a section about the timing of the approach (when do you start your momentum forward). What do you base it on. Biggest struggle I see with younger players/just learning is starting their movement to early and fast. Thanks
Im no coach or anything, but I heard starting the approach near or at the highest point of the set is the way to go. Im not sure but thats what I heard :) Hope this helps!
Right as they are setting it. Depends on player and set but a little before or after can be better too
this is so amazing thanks for more skills
THIS HELPED SMM TY!!!!
im rly short so its difficult to get a clean shot over the net, turns out i just wasnt approaching right, tysm!!!
updating the videos from the old one ares greatt i can still learn a few things ! i didn't know about the scissor arms, i want to try it already :P
Great video, i struggle a lot with landing to close to the net and i think i'ts because i didn't have my back upright in the second step . I will try this out in my next training. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work.
Muito obrigada. Sempre me confundo com os 3 steps. e também não tenho grande força pra bater na bola. espero melhorar kk
Great video! Your production quality improved a lot. I really like the small animations that illustrate things (like angles or step order).
Thanks a ton! That’s all Evan my video editor
I really loved that you explained everyting from top to the bottom and even tho im not english it was really easy to understand the steps and everything ! And im really greatfull bc i LOVE Volleyball and i want to practise really hard and much ^u^.So tysm for the great Lesson and Keep going !
The best tutorial. Ever!
Very informative video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge to the Internet, coach Donny 😁
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u are making me learn sooo much, all the best and thx
Awesome tutorial.... Always wanted to learn how to spike. Don't play but still wanted to learn...
Brilliant skills we are following the training from Africa Kenya Nairobi........we want to be skilled enough to participate in ..... nations game bt we luck facilities like balls and nets
The Video was very helpful and all things were very good explainend.
All Tipps that He gives are approved by me.
It helped me to Spike the Ball 2 or 3 Times harder than before
Waw you made a improved video I love it. Time to learn and finally get to grabbing 9’8 feet at 5’6
Coach Donny is the GOAT! Thanks for clarifying. Mahaloz
you gave much understanding sir. thankyou for thiss . blesswell sir more videos to knew play good ❤️
coach can u do a video on how to prepare for tryout? what the coach’s look for and how to make sure u show ur full potential
Hey Coach, is it better to take more steps depending on height or just chance the length of each step and still do only 3? I'm only asking cause I am not the tallest and want to step in the most effective way possible.
Thank you verry much!!!!! It's so good and meaningful for everyone!!!!!!!
Thank you sir .I am from India. best tips on your valliball game play video. Thank you sir
This video is very useful for new learner's
Thanks for this.
Un cuadrado dónde unos de sus lados mide 4.25cm
2-Un rombo cuyo unos de sus lados mide 10.43cm, su diagonal mayor es de 6.5cm
Y su diagonal menor es de 2.75cm
3_una circunferencia cuyo diámetro mide 7.94cm
4-Un triangulo equilátero que tiene una altura de 8.33cm y uno de sus lados y uno de sus lados mide 12.66cm
5-Un decagono regular dónde unos de sus lados mide 5.26 y su apotema mide 1.96cm
I am very happy this see video 😮😮😊😊
Im 6'5 but have shit coordination and a terrible jump, just watched your 3 step video from 5+ years ago a while ago, this video came at a perfect time. Gonna be playing volleyball again soon after not playing for 3 years since highschool, cant wait.
Just a question, I know I’m jumping high with good form but I’m letting the ball drop and not hitting at my highest possible point. Any tips to make good higher contact with the ball? Love the videos. Keep them coming!
Try doing your approach with the ball in hand, then release when you would normally hit
thanks for the tutorial now I have to teach my friends because the video is that fast learning!
This same approach jump technique would apply to all sports/approach jumps, right?
Hello coach. I Always Watch your video before my match, is motivate me a lot!!
Thanks, will send this to my son!
Good job, well explained big up Mr coaches
Congratilantions 👏👏🏐
can you do a short video on where the ball should be when you jump? i have a very hard time with this and always end up hitting the ball very back or not hitting it at all.
Got into my school volleyball team. Regional tournament is gonna begin in December, I really need to practice this jump combination because I got assigned as the middle. Any good tips/training routine to make my legs stronger?
Superb coaching
Tks a lot. Looking forward anymore video from you.
Sir one video for blocked and being a right hand spiker and to spike on left side ?
Thanks so much man
Excellent video! thanks and congratulations for the quality of the great training. I will subscribe right now.
How to match perfect timing, I mean when should I start my first step ,
Really sweet, thanks for that!
Thanks sir.i am in sri Lanka.your learning is very nise and very important.so thanks again.
I've all the time problem with rhythm, i lose steps but your video detail explain how to do it. I'll be training
thank you for the video. Q: how do I get the timing of my approach to line up with the set. I ask this because when I take my approach correctly I sometimes go too early or too late. Thank you.
I think it depends on how high u jump. In my experience I've only seriously began playing volleyball for a year and for a person who started late I've adapted quickly bt still need to improve. I have a 40" vert (more or less) and I can get my head over a professional net tape. When I hit i time when the ball starts dropping and then I go up. I've had success with it bt I haven't mastered it fully (its a work in progress) .
So for the set timing, first find how high u jump, then see how high ur spike hand can reach and then you'll subconsciously start to work your way from there
Hey there, could you please reveal what kind/brand of shoes you are wearing in this video? They look so comfortable & very dampening...