I think if it's a driven ball you're using your hands (defense)... I could be wrong but U believe they are referring to free balls that are high, or "passing" as he says "pass" multiple times.
While I normally use a tomahawk to avoid this debate whenever I have time, the question here is do the hands touch simultaneously? To me it looks like they do. If they don't, it's so close you'd be measuring in thousands of a second...which is way too strict to be calling a foul.
It needs to be mentioned that it is also illegal to do the open-palm tomahawk with momentarily extended contact, which would be a catch and throw. There's no rebounding from the hit. I think this is starting to trend among eastern grass players. I've never seen it occur on the west coast. Anyone else experience the tomahawk catch and release?
@@Katzenhaarallergie I agree that when you can use flat hand it is better, but if you have a free ball or a shot going over your head it it better to use a tomahawk because then you can get the ball high enough to set without swinging your arms
@@KatzenhaarallergieWell, it’s what beginners do because they don’t have the training or discipline to learn a proper tomahawk. But he is completely right, the ball either dies 3 feet above your head or you end up pushing a freeball over. No control with the flat of the hand.
once i perfected the tomahawk and pokey, i will be invincible in beating those old guys at the park lol
LOL get em!!
By the time you can beat them, you'll be the next old guy.
@@wagnerwong9966very funny!
Been using this based on your previous video. Definitely feel more controlled.
Id say on defense you have more control tomahawk overhand when your hands are open rather than closed.
I hear ya! Especially when caught in no-man’s-land
I think if it's a driven ball you're using your hands (defense)... I could be wrong but U believe they are referring to free balls that are high, or "passing" as he says "pass" multiple times.
Great stuff, thanks 🙏🏐🏖👙🍕❤️
Will give this a try
I use more of a slight bowl shape and I can set decently with it if I need to.
I have the complete opposite problem. Toma's fly way too hard
Then use your hands flat!
You got me!
While I normally use a tomahawk to avoid this debate whenever I have time, the question here is do the hands touch simultaneously?
To me it looks like they do. If they don't, it's so close you'd be measuring in thousands of a second...which is way too strict to be calling a foul.
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It needs to be mentioned that it is also illegal to do the open-palm tomahawk with momentarily extended contact, which would be a catch and throw. There's no rebounding from the hit. I think this is starting to trend among eastern grass players. I've never seen it occur on the west coast. Anyone else experience the tomahawk catch and release?
Should we rotate the wrist while spiking?
I get it high enougj 😋
Personally have rather the problem the hawk is too high even when using my palms...
Can I uses like stretch out my arms and hit it in the middle
Still dont know how he is doing his platform
is this legal in indoor?
Yes, but indor you can just over hand pass which gives you more control.
@@gimifeHD you can over hand pass in beach to, it just needs to be clean.
... io lo chiamo "suppostone"!!!
Ive never ever seen anyone do that. There's not as much surface area on your move. Some of your stuff is suspect
Dont do that Guys. This is a very Bad tip
I know this is a little late but why?
@@reckingcrew2277 experience. Seen many people try and usually fail. Using your flat hand is more controlled
@@Katzenhaarallergie I agree that when you can use flat hand it is better, but if you have a free ball or a shot going over your head it it better to use a tomahawk because then you can get the ball high enough to set without swinging your arms
@@KatzenhaarallergieWell, it’s what beginners do because they don’t have the training or discipline to learn a proper tomahawk. But he is completely right, the ball either dies 3 feet above your head or you end up pushing a freeball over. No control with the flat of the hand.
gowno prawda :) zwykle tak odbijasz kiedy masz silne uderzenie i tak amortyzujesz cwaniaczku :)