How To Get 20% Better at Attacking in Volleyball
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- Want to improve your volleyball attacking? This is the video to get you there for all you beginners, (or experienced players looking to fine-tune).
Four key concepts to take away from this video
- Approach
-Route
-Spacing
-Arms
If you can make sure you are taking care of those things each and every time you prepare for a swing you will see your numbers go through the roof. Hope this video helps, lots of pieces to attacking and this is just a small section of it but a vital one. - กีฬา
I have watched the video 5 times already and I'm 100% better at attacking, thanks!
daaaamn u are a genius for sure
That’s math right there. Glad you found it useful!
Great segment on the middle attack, I've played for more than 12 years as a middle, and there really isn't much content on the position that's instructive. One aspect I continually run into is setters confusing a 'quick' set, with a low set. I.e. often when setters opt for a set to the middle it's only marginally above the tape - that ain't gonna work! The height shown in the video is perfect for a middle hit! 🙂
Definitely, don’t think for a second I don’t see the value middle have in the game of volleyball. And to your point, tempo is the name of the game when trying to connect with middles no matter the route or set that is run! Good stuff glad to hear you’re enjoying it more to come for sure.
And he does it... AGAIN. Another banger man. These videos help me so much.
😭😭 let’s go! So glad to hear that
great stuff! would really appreciate a video on setting - like situational awareness, tempo, in-system offense vs out-of-system, etc.
Fantastic idea. Will incorporate this into a video down the road
Love the vidss! Keep it coming!
Thanks! Plenty more to come
Thanks!!!
No problem!
great video! could you make a video on out of system hitting?
Certainly can !
Great video, super helpful stuff! Curious any thoughts on finding balance between when to tip vs. when to swing hard as an OH? Should one be looking at the opposing team’s defense before making that decision or is it a matter of randomness?
Glad it was helpful, I prefer to have my players not predetermine what they’re going to do on a play because there’s so many variables and changes that open up if you only give yourself one chance as an attacker.
With that said, catching the defense on their heels with tips typically will have the most success after a powerful or strong kill when they retreat back further on defense. I think it’s more feel as an OH than anything else.
Outside of that. When the set is bad look to tip the ball to areas on the opposing defense you see as weak. (Campfire, right back in rotations 3 and 6, etc.).
Nice video, could you make a video about blocking footwork there are so many I don’t know which one to use and when.❤
Thank you! Yes I can. Anything in particular or a specific position or just the basics?
@@mitchsterkenburgplease make one on middles 🙏🙏
@@mitchsterkenburg for the middle Block wenn you need to shift
one question should my arms already be raised before my feet leaves the ground when I approach? I notice I cant get a good swing often because my arm swing is too late or rushed.(I play left side/outside hitter)
Yes they should, typically you start your arms in the approach prior to your last step before you launch into your jump. The later you do it, the less spring you will get and it will be much tougher to close on a ball like you said.
Can you do hitting using the block like tools or recycling or just seeing block in general
On it!
Great video !!!
But i have a question when i do 3 steps approach as an Outside Hitter
i can't hit the ball at my maximum height, when i jump my highest, my head will be above the ball like 8 inches, is it my fault for jumping this high or the setter fault ?
cause when i tell him to raise it he tells me it's perfect and it's my fault !!!!
Need your opinion on this one, appreciate on your effort in this video 👍
Good question, the easiest way to connect with your setter on the height of the set is to establish what tempo you want to run. If its a high ball you know it's going to be high, if its a quick ball you know it will be lower and faster. First, get on the same page with your setter, then you know where to expect the ball and regardless of how high you jump you'll know where to hit the ball the best at your peak vertical.
Hello man im very new to volleybal but i love it, my 2 biggest weaknesses are serving and timing any tipes?
I have a new serving video coming out shortly so keep an eye out for that one. The focus with serving for beginners is to give yourself a solid toss. And make sure you have a wide strong palm open when contacting the ball at the service line for more consistency.
I have a bad habit of swing my legs when hitting. My right leg swings towards the right due to momentum, causing me to land in my left leg first most of the time. Any advice on how to fix this or is it an inevitable outcome that’ll happen now and again…
Not sure if you’re talking about your first step in your approach being your left foot or the first foot that hits the ground after you jump being your left foot. Either way, it’s not the end of the world if it happens sometimes. Starting the approach with your swinging arm foot will typically lead to a more balanced approach but I’ve seen it done other ways where people have been effective.
Daaaamn son where did you find thiiis!??!?!? 🔥
🔥🔥🔥
5:56 that was actually 3 step tho, but yeah good point.
Was referencing the number of steps back off the net not the approach here. So 2-3 steps whatever you can get off will work for the timing.
is it a highschool team that you use film of?
NCAA college team
Marymount is cheeks, we not taking advice from them😭
fair enough
The way EVERYONE was in sync in the first clip in the film study 🤌
Also, could you explain why the libero moved the way he did in the first clip
Certainly, the libero started in serve receive on the play. Once our outside hitter passed the ball he moved to his defensive base position (zone 5). After serve receive the players in the back row switch to their defensive positions.