This is a great explanation of a beginner version of the 6-2. I love it! It is perfect for my middle school squad as we transition from a 4-2 to using back row setters.
OMGoodness this is spot on for teaching this system to new players in the most basic options for a 6-2. I have been scouring the WWW for DAYSSSSSS to find something that didn't swap hitters, hide setter in the back row, etc. Thank YOU!!!
Thank you so much for making this!! I have been struggling so much to understand a 6:2 but I think im finally grasping it! You truly do not understand how hopeful I am feeling now :)
Thank you so much!! The directions were so clear . It will make it easy to explain the 6-2 to my team. I also loved the diagrams which helped me create my diagrams.
I always feel weird watching these videos as a guy. Everyone always says "she" and "her" for the players... But I suppose it's the same for girls watching football videos, so I'll pay my dues
Laypix - Been playing since 1972; played in first ever CIF (California) boys’ volleyball league. Played against Dusty Dvorak, Olympic gold medalist (his team kicked our butts, and we were good) and several other consensus NCAA All-Americans, but I wasn’t that good. I Coach 6-8th grade teams, and 6-2 is definitely mind-blowing at that age: wheels within wheels...
This is a great explanation of a beginner version of the 6-2. I love it! It is perfect for my middle school squad as we transition from a 4-2 to using back row setters.
OMGoodness this is spot on for teaching this system to new players in the most basic options for a 6-2. I have been scouring the WWW for DAYSSSSSS to find something that didn't swap hitters, hide setter in the back row, etc. Thank YOU!!!
Thank you so much for making this!! I have been struggling so much to understand a 6:2 but I think im finally grasping it! You truly do not understand how hopeful I am feeling now :)
Best explanation I found that simplified it for beginner coaches and young teams. Thank you
I really want to commend you on a well organized and produced video. I’m going to share this with my team.
Hey other volleyball players 😊
Heyy this video was assigned for me to watch by my coach…hbu?
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Thank you!! This helps so much, this is the only video out that I’ve actually found helpful!
Thank you so much!! The directions were so clear . It will make it easy to explain the 6-2 to my team. I also loved the diagrams which helped me create my diagrams.
Thank you, Sydney for keeping this video simple and short.
Thanks so much... Very details and good explanation. 👍
Ignore the misspelled "offense" on the front page :)
I would do that lol
My understanding is that you treat it like a 5-1 but you’re always in a “setter back row” situation.
I've searched high and low for a well-explained 6-2 system for my middle school boys! This is it! Well explained. Oh boy!!!!
This helped me a lot.. thank you!!
thank you SO MUCH!! my team needs more visuals
Your awesome!!! 🏐
please excuse my ignorance, what happened to the S2 @7:43? does she still remain in zone 4?
my guess would be that since they dont set, they are just counted as a 'H'
Just to let you guys know, there is a more detailed video in case you need it, by Conaanaa aka Suppy
Excellent! Thank you!
fantastic simplified video
What about positions when serving ?
I always feel weird watching these videos as a guy. Everyone always says "she" and "her" for the players... But I suppose it's the same for girls watching football videos, so I'll pay my dues
Laypix - Been playing since 1972; played in first ever CIF (California) boys’ volleyball league. Played against Dusty Dvorak, Olympic gold medalist (his team kicked our butts, and we were good) and several other consensus NCAA All-Americans, but I wasn’t that good. I Coach 6-8th grade teams, and 6-2 is definitely mind-blowing at that age: wheels within wheels...
She says that because she made this for the ppl on her volleyball team like me
Om so easy wow thanku
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