When the Mckibbin's start laughing that nearly identical laugh, I lose it everytime. Also, great tutorial videos, loved the 4's footage, and somebody needs to look into picking up that kid Rendy as a partner, dude is skilled
Finally! I was missing your video-tutorials so much! And this one is particularly interesting to me, because the fundamental which I am lack in is just that! In my auto-analysis I found out the main detail to pay attention on is also to watch the ball until the moment it is touching the arms. Literally to be watched during its entire path, from the serve to the receiver arms. Besides, I totally agree about indoor and beach comparison. I come from indoor, too (and I was a setter, like him), that's why I utterly got the point 😉 Can't wait for the next episode.
@@themckibbinbrothers Angling my platform it seems like such an obvious thing but I just wasn't getting it. My receives used to fly over for free balls or be completely all over the place but after changing my platform to aim up towards the pocket and go straight up it helped my game tremendously. I also think the advise for using your legs is useful I wasn't swinging like a baseball player but I was using more arms than my legs again I followed the videos advise and changed it now my passing went from totally sucking to pretty decent. So thank you.
Great video as always . I also had a privilege to get around Chaim briefly in a training camp in Mallorca 3 years ago. A great personality, and eager to share knowledge with players of any level (incl real basic folks like myself). Tnx a lot , chicos!
Great video! Can’t wait to see the rest: it’s interesting when he mention a slight amount of backspin vs a “spinning” ball. Seems like more backspin would be less affected by wind. I guess too much makes it harder to set though?
Yeeeeesss, the tutorial videos are back! Great work guys, it's awesome to hear from the pros and Chaim explained it beautifully. I'd be keen to understand more about the passing height and the various options this brings (passing "low" to speed up the offence with a shoot set, passing "high" to give the hitter more time to position himself etc). Keep up the good work!
@@themckibbinbrothers Ooooh yes that's such a great idea! Please make it happen, I am sure we're not the only who would like to see that. Looking forward to part 2, 3 and 4 :)
Solid first video of the series. I thought Chaim was one of the more under-appreciated players on the AVP this year... likely won't be the case next year as he teams up with C-Bud. That team will be playing on Sunday a lot!
Great Video. Passing is a key moment, absolutely. It will determine the rest of the play! But, shouldn´t have started with "where to place" considering different serving positions and types of serve? Best regards! Keep up the great work!
Great video and fantastic tips. Improving my passing is key because my buddies I play ball with are old n slow hahahaa Can't pass, can't play. Thanks, Chaim and the beard bros.
@@themckibbinbrothers you guys have great guests and you all make each other better. I think channels like this are very important for the health of beach volleyball.
Great video guys!! It seems as though Chaim stands slightly further back and comes forward and wide to narrow on his prep-step, am I seeing this right? I really struggle passing in the wind especially float serves, hoping you guys will cover that in the future videos.
This guy also benefits from an almost perfect arm camber. The combination of relatively narrow shoulders and long arms allows for a flat, predictable passing surface. Contrast this with a guy with wide shoulders and shorter arms. The passing surface becomes a triangle and that makes passing far more of a challenge. No intended offense but it's why women generally master this skill faster due to their advantageous arm camber.
So can he explain if there was a reason as to why in the Seattle open, he passed mainly above his wrists? Like he contacted every pass super close to his elbows I was just wondering if there was a secret behind that
I have a question, do these defensive techniques translate well into indoor volleyball? Im looking to be a better all round passer as an indoor player, so Im wondering if these tips would work there as well.
Played beach yesterday, I can confirm the indoor passing struggle😂. It’s a work in progress, but I’ll keep these tips in mind, another great vid!
When the Mckibbin's start laughing that nearly identical laugh, I lose it everytime.
Also, great tutorial videos, loved the 4's footage, and somebody needs to look into picking up that kid Rendy as a partner, dude is skilled
Finally! I was missing your video-tutorials so much! And this one is particularly interesting to me, because the fundamental which I am lack in is just that! In my auto-analysis I found out the main detail to pay attention on is also to watch the ball until the moment it is touching the arms. Literally to be watched during its entire path, from the serve to the receiver arms. Besides, I totally agree about indoor and beach comparison. I come from indoor, too (and I was a setter, like him), that's why I utterly got the point 😉
Can't wait for the next episode.
finally you guys are back with tutorials! love it, thanks for the hard work
Finally! This was aspect of the game I needed expert advise on. Thank You!
Rosey...calling himself lazy...the only guy Ive ever seen in my life bounce a ball with either freaking arm... super human athlete!!!
I've been watching basically every passing tutorial on this channel to help me prepare for a few tournaments coming up. There SUPER helpful.
@@themckibbinbrothers Angling my platform it seems like such an obvious thing but I just wasn't getting it. My receives used to fly over for free balls or be completely all over the place but after changing my platform to aim up towards the pocket and go straight up it helped my game tremendously. I also think the advise for using your legs is useful I wasn't swinging like a baseball player but I was using more arms than my legs again I followed the videos advise and changed it now my passing went from totally sucking to pretty decent. So thank you.
Great video as always . I also had a privilege to get around Chaim briefly in a training camp in Mallorca 3 years ago. A great personality, and eager to share knowledge with players of any level (incl real basic folks like myself). Tnx a lot , chicos!
Awesome video guys! I can't wait to see more of Chaims passing on the sand in the next videos in the series!
Great video! Can’t wait to see the rest: it’s interesting when he mention a slight amount of backspin vs a “spinning” ball. Seems like more backspin would be less affected by wind. I guess too much makes it harder to set though?
The tutorials are the BEST! Next up "Hitting for Shorter Players with David Vander Meer"!
@@themckibbinbrothers Let's do this!
I LOVE your fundamental videos... keep them coming! THANK YOU!
Yeeeeesss, the tutorial videos are back! Great work guys, it's awesome to hear from the pros and Chaim explained it beautifully.
I'd be keen to understand more about the passing height and the various options this brings (passing "low" to speed up the offence with a shoot set, passing "high" to give the hitter more time to position himself etc).
Keep up the good work!
@@themckibbinbrothers Ooooh yes that's such a great idea! Please make it happen, I am sure we're not the only who would like to see that.
Looking forward to part 2, 3 and 4 :)
Thanks for the tutorials they are really helpful and you helped me get on the national team of my age group :)
Back to tutorials! 💪 Love it!!!
Solid first video of the series. I thought Chaim was one of the more under-appreciated players on the AVP this year... likely won't be the case next year as he teams up with C-Bud. That team will be playing on Sunday a lot!
Good indoor passers move their feet!!
thumbs up bro! very interesting all the little details that can be transfer from indoor to beach
Finally tutorials are back. Thank you so much!
Great Video. Passing is a key moment, absolutely. It will determine the rest of the play! But, shouldn´t have started with "where to place" considering different serving positions and types of serve? Best regards! Keep up the great work!
Missed these 🔥
That was a realy helpful video, the tips were great thanks guys!!
that missed olympic chest bump!
Great video and fantastic tips. Improving my passing is key because my buddies I play ball with are old n slow hahahaa Can't pass, can't play. Thanks, Chaim and the beard bros.
@@themckibbinbrothers you guys have great guests and you all make each other better. I think channels like this are very important for the health of beach volleyball.
Great video guys!! It seems as though Chaim stands slightly further back and comes forward and wide to narrow on his prep-step, am I seeing this right? I really struggle passing in the wind especially float serves, hoping you guys will cover that in the future videos.
This guy also benefits from an almost perfect arm camber. The combination of relatively narrow shoulders and long arms allows for a flat, predictable passing surface. Contrast this with a guy with wide shoulders and shorter arms. The passing surface becomes a triangle and that makes passing far more of a challenge. No intended offense but it's why women generally master this skill faster due to their advantageous arm camber.
So can he explain if there was a reason as to why in the Seattle open, he passed mainly above his wrists? Like he contacted every pass super close to his elbows I was just wondering if there was a secret behind that
I have a question, do these defensive techniques translate well into indoor volleyball? Im looking to be a better all round passer as an indoor player, so Im wondering if these tips would work there as well.
These are the best Videos!! plz more siiiir
Looking forward to the rest!
I love the tutorial videos! Keep it up!
3:02 Do you means split step?
I... need... this....
The McKibbin Brothers
I choke so hard on serve receives. Thank you so much for this video
Thanks guys!
can u receive the serve with ur finger ??
Yay! A new tutorial!
Which serve is the hardest to receive personally?(Float, top spin, skyball, etc..)
@@themckibbinbrothers Cool!
@@themckibbinbrothers Do think Casebeer was the best server you ever played against?
Bros thx im gonna one tournament next Sunday
great vid
Ambear Heard also has a tatoo of Khayyam's couplet.
please pass the tutorial below
Khayam was a persian philosopher and astronomer. Omar Khayyam.
as a middle i am rejoicing
I was a libero for my indoor high school team. Now I'm a setter for my college team and my serve receive is so bad :(
Nick Tokar that’s why you should play 4s
@@firstnamelastname9215 I actually play 4's. Unfortunately it's just once a week in the summer, which only lasts like 3 months here in Ohio
The only thing I didn't see in here are the keys to passing: Discipline, Determination and Desire. ;-)
If you don’t think small lateral shuffles matter ask a Matador
133rd!
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why is passing so hard... I've been playing for years and while my footwork and sense has definitely improved, it's still hard 😓😓😓
maddison has got to get his feet out of the shot
Gotta get those numbers up with the foot appeal lol.
@@themckibbinbrothers :'D
😂😂😂 that (not so) subtle middle blocker jab.... surely we're good for something?!? Right guys? Anyone...no...ok
LE'CHAIM FROM TEL AVIV!!!
Poor Rosie :(
That MB comment hurt.. But, I can't prove them wrong lmao
Literally the worst aspect of my game
НЕ отращивайте бороду, она вам не поможет в пляжке!!!!