Nice! I wish I had this type of coaching in middle school, would've made it a lot easier. props to the girl for not giving up. She's going to be a great libero one day.
I'm a 13YO libero and she should close her hand into a fist because having an open hand is called a lift also stay low and shuffle your feet don't stand up and walk.👌🏼🤗😊
hannah wright She hit it with an open hand. If that is a lift then every hit (spike) is a lift. And in her drill she didn't have to stay low, she was getting comfortable with hitting it up.
No she doesn't. If you hit the ball with the heft of your hand and spin it it is not considered a life. I'm on an 18U national team and have never been called for a lift when executing this move.
I came across this video looking for libero movies and stayed to watch the exercise. I would like to offer that her left foot doesn't have to be leading for this kind of save. I have been taught to step out with my right foot if defending on my right side, so that when I swing my arm towards the ball, and through, I automatically land on my right shoulder and continue in a roll where I lift my feet and body over my left shoulder back to my feet. That way I can save the ball and am up on my feet immediately after for any next action, even pointing back towards the net.
saving is easy if the court doesnt have rocks or any objects to scrape yourself with. You just need a solid wooden floor without splinters. Just practice your dives on every type of court because theyre all easy
You can carry with a closed hand too. Carrying is the action of lifting the ball. Example: you reach your hand out and pull the ball up with your hand. That’s a carry. Sure, it’s more likely to happen with a open palm, but she can still use that as long as she makes contact.
I need a coach like this that would practice with me one on one to get better. I’ve been a libero for 2 years now but i want to put more work and time into getting better i just don’t know how
I am 13 years old, I also play volleyball and train in the mornings. (I'm a girl) this isn't my account. Going for a ball with one arm is completely unnecessary unless its out of her range. The balls the girl is going for are completely In range therefore she could easily layout or step outside of her body. Using one hand is basically pointless if your goal is to create an offense. In order to create good offense you have to have a reasonable pass in the beginning. That pass will usually go to target (middle front, setter position) and if you cannot get the ball at least high enough to where the setter can set the ball near the hitter. The first drill they demonstrate in my opinion isn't logical. If I am missing anything please feel free to comment back will your argument.
You cant train this move running all out. This moved is used on the run like seen in the video by the D1 player. A 13-14 year old can't learn this running 20-30 feet each time. This is how to train this move so when you are in a game and running for a shanked ball you will execute the form properly without getting hurt.
the reason they are working with one arm is so she can have better aim with the ball so if it does go out of bounds it won't go craxy, but go closer to the setter or hitter
george delcher The coach is tossing it near her to get her used to it. As you can see at 1:37, the ball isn't as close. Obviously if the ball was that close it would be pointless to one hand scoop it. This is training so some things are gonna be modified to make it easier to learn.
She shouldn’t be stopping herself on the one hand dig when sliding. She should learn how to follow through with both arms when sliding if not she can damage her wrist. Also when she slides she slides on her knees (yes that is correct however) sliding on your stomach would give her more power to follow through with the ball.
I don't think the first guideline which requires players to put the opposite foot forward when digging with one hand is a good idea for a male, when a dive or rolling may incur afterwards, under urgent ball protection circumstances.
Most Liberos are the shortest person on the team (usually), because its harder for the taller player to get as low to the floor as a shorter player would. Taller players are more likely to be in a different position.
That "Falling" is called diving in volleyball. It is sometimes necessary for the player going for the ball to get it up in the air. This goes especially for the libero players, who are commonly known as defensive specialist players. I play this position myself and I assure you, falling on the floor is something you need to do to play volleyball. Of course the falling is on purpose but I hoped this helped
+Alien what you said is technically correct, however, diving is a special technique that has its special movements. One can't just fall to the side and call it a ''dive''. Yes, i play volleyball too.
Siz bunun doğru olduğunu mu sanıyorsunuz. Manşet diye bir şey var ve her topu bu şekilde almak hiç iyi bişey değil. Ayaktayken tek kol ile alıyor ve güzel olduğunu söylüyorsunuz. Gösterdiğiniz kısa voleybol maç videosunda gerekliydi ama manşet alınacak topa asla tek elle gidilmemeli. 😡
i do play volleyball and i'm 13 and i'm good thanks to hard training and discipline all i'm saying is if you really care about your team you push them to there limits to make there limits stretch further
Nice!
I wish I had this type of coaching in middle school, would've made it a lot easier.
props to the girl for not giving up.
She's going to be a great libero one day.
All I can think about is HAIKYUUU
So at what grade can they learn rolling thunder?😂
Allabout Randoms haikyuu '😂
Allabout Randoms haha
Allabout Randoms My bæ will teach me when I’m ready
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I'm a 13YO libero and she should close her hand into a fist because having an open hand is called a lift also stay low and shuffle your feet don't stand up and walk.👌🏼🤗😊
ya I agree
hannah wright no she wasn't lifting. She hit it with an open hand not lifted. Not as much control with a fist alao
Trixie Manalac She isn't.
hannah wright yea the last step has to be really close to the ground
hannah wright She hit it with an open hand. If that is a lift then every hit (spike) is a lift. And in her drill she didn't have to stay low, she was getting comfortable with hitting it up.
Yeah. She does need to close her hand or she will get called on a lift every time.
No she doesn't. If you hit the ball with the heft of your hand and spin it it is not considered a life. I'm on an 18U national team and have never been called for a lift when executing this move.
That's good to know. I play 16U and whenever I have tried this they cal a lift so I've been taught to close my hand.
I mean either way as long as the ball goes up and the ref doesn't blow his whistle it's good.
Zaria Barnes that's what I thought
I wish I was good at volleyball so I can be on a team lmao
I came across this video looking for libero movies and stayed to watch the exercise. I would like to offer that her left foot doesn't have to be leading for this kind of save. I have been taught to step out with my right foot if defending on my right side, so that when I swing my arm towards the ball, and through, I automatically land on my right shoulder and continue in a roll where I lift my feet and body over my left shoulder back to my feet. That way I can save the ball and am up on my feet immediately after for any next action, even pointing back towards the net.
dam, her coach is much better than mine T-T mine doesnt show up to practice for the first 10 minutes...
Kakashi sensei but a volleyball coach
@@warde8724 hahahahha nice
I wish our court's surface was much more smooth...saving would have been easy to practice then...
You don't want easy cause then you don't learn anything!
saving is easy if the court doesnt have rocks or any objects to scrape yourself with. You just need a solid wooden floor without splinters. Just practice your dives on every type of court because theyre all easy
ITS BEEN 4 YEARS BUT YES, MY GYM FLOOR IS SO BAD AND NOT SMOOTH AT ALL. It makes it so hard to dive or even practice
Wait...She's 14 in this vid?
She looks 16
Yes doesn't she have to close her hand or it would be considered a carry
You can carry with a closed hand too. Carrying is the action of lifting the ball. Example: you reach your hand out and pull the ball up with your hand. That’s a carry. Sure, it’s more likely to happen with a open palm, but she can still use that as long as she makes contact.
To be honest, she’s better than my other teammates. One note is that the knee pads help a lot, so if you have knee pads USE them.
I need a coach like this that would practice with me one on one to get better. I’ve been a libero for 2 years now but i want to put more work and time into getting better i just don’t know how
She's really good though👏🏽👌🏼👍🏼.
she' not i think
No she is not.
@@catsforlife for an 8th grader, yes she is.
@@anoneg271 read my other comment.
I am 13 years old, I also play volleyball and train in the mornings. (I'm a girl) this isn't my account. Going for a ball with one arm is completely unnecessary unless its out of her range. The balls the girl is going for are completely In range therefore she could easily layout or step outside of her body. Using one hand is basically pointless if your goal is to create an offense. In order to create good offense you have to have a reasonable pass in the beginning. That pass will usually go to target (middle front, setter position) and if you cannot get the ball at least high enough to where the setter can set the ball near the hitter. The first drill they demonstrate in my opinion isn't logical. If I am missing anything please feel free to comment back will your argument.
You cant train this move running all out. This moved is used on the run like seen in the video by the D1 player. A 13-14 year old can't learn this running 20-30 feet each time. This is how to train this move so when you are in a game and running for a shanked ball you will execute the form properly without getting hurt.
Shannon Mincey My 14 yo daughter has used moved one many times to get a shanked ball back in play. It can definitely be a thing of beauty.
the reason they are working with one arm is so she can have better aim with the ball so if it does go out of bounds it won't go craxy, but go closer to the setter or hitter
george delcher The coach is tossing it near her to get her used to it. As you can see at 1:37, the ball isn't as close. Obviously if the ball was that close it would be pointless to one hand scoop it. This is training so some things are gonna be modified to make it easier to learn.
what i would do to get this kind i’ve practice
I am also a grade 8 student and a libero
I think I am a good libero
and thats why you need rolling thunder
She shouldn’t be stopping herself on the one hand dig when sliding. She should learn how to follow through with both arms when sliding if not she can damage her wrist. Also when she slides she slides on her knees (yes that is correct however) sliding on your stomach would give her more power to follow through with the ball.
Yes great input to all of that! I agree. Pushing through on stomach. Wrist shouldn't take the blunt of the fall.
shes doing so well!!
I don't think the first guideline which requires players to put the opposite foot forward when digging with one hand is a good idea for a male, when a dive or rolling may incur afterwards, under urgent ball protection circumstances.
Awesome video and great, specific feedback on the player's reps.
Nice video I'm a 8th grade girls volleyball coach my first year being a coach and I am the youngest coach they have ever had but got to start somtime
more of this training!
If your a libero does it matter if you’re taller or shorter? I guess it’s really about agility more or less but does height change anything?
Most Liberos are the shortest person on the team (usually), because its harder for the taller player to get as low to the floor as a shorter player would. Taller players are more likely to be in a different position.
That's bullshit. She could do it with their both arms.
ShoukaRikos dont swear
? I just said that training is useless and dumb.
I love this video this help me much
1:24 that slide was really necessary
I play where this gym is but I play as setter 🤟🏽
im not a basherbut the liberos hand is always open not close i know thwts right but not always not i guess the libero is so OA
ROLLINGGGGGGGGGGGGGG THUNDAAAAAAAA
Yuu nishinoya🖤🖤🖤💜💜💜
She is lifting
This vid madw me want to be a libiro 😂😂
When she is working on the short serve she shouldn't bring her arms up after she passes
Only pull arms up if ball is extremely tight to the net on decent. Otherwise ball will bounce back into net.
I know she was in 8th grade, but she shouldve learned how to dive sooner maybe in 6th.
nice
All I can think of is...
ROLLING THUNDER
Why you hit a ball with one arm
Tania Kioseva sometimes it's necessary
whay does she keep falling
That "Falling" is called diving in volleyball. It is sometimes necessary for the player going for the ball to get it up in the air. This goes especially for the libero players, who are commonly known as defensive specialist players. I play this position myself and I assure you, falling on the floor is something you need to do to play volleyball. Of course the falling is on purpose but I hoped this helped
+Alien what you said is technically correct, however, diving is a special technique that has its special movements. One can't just fall to the side and call it a ''dive''. Yes, i play volleyball too.
they're trying to get her to familiarize with the digging motion and movement, which is also called diving.
Also your hands should be together
that’s a lift lmao
Siz bunun doğru olduğunu mu sanıyorsunuz. Manşet diye bir şey var ve her topu bu şekilde almak hiç iyi bişey değil. Ayaktayken tek kol ile alıyor ve güzel olduğunu söylüyorsunuz. Gösterdiğiniz kısa voleybol maç videosunda gerekliydi ama manşet alınacak topa asla tek elle gidilmemeli. 😡
I can do that easy wtf you should make the training harder
Craig Plummer So people have different skill levels and I doubt you've ever played a day of volleyball in your life
i do play volleyball and i'm 13 and i'm good thanks to hard training and discipline all i'm saying is if you really care about your team you push them to there limits to make there limits stretch further
Craig Plummer oh well next time try to make that more clear sorry
and your profile is a libero too XD
nothing like a bunch of weebs who watched haikyuu feel like they r gods at volleyball and arguing on youtube with weeb pictures as their profile