Oh yes. When I do this I either: Go too slow and the ball already passes me Go too fast and I hit the net Miss the ball OR I DO EVERYTHING PERFECTLY AND THEN I FORGET THAT I DONT HAVE A 30 SECOND MONOLOUGE AND FORGET TO HIT THE BALL
@@kreherkim nah I don't know, I was never super tall, I got rlly tall once I started eating more and working out(though It's been a year since I don't work out). Where I live the average is 5'3 so I have no idea from where I got the height lol
I think there is one thing. When planting his last step (left foot) you shouldn't touch his heel in the ground cause that's supposed to make him jump less
I waited 7 years before meeting a coach that explained to me what's important in this video: 1- You must have the correct footwork: the right foot if you are right-handed, the left if you are left-handed. Without this, you will be blocked because you cannot open up to the ball, you will not be able to make point 2, and you will lack a lot of strength. It took me 1 year to change my footwork for short set and middle attack. I still struggle with attacks in position 4. 2- You must create rotation during your extension. The idea is to obtain power that comes from the thighs and goes through the body, just like when throwing a stone or a baseball bat: the force comes from below. Look at the position of his hips at the beginning of the extension and at his reception. He rotates 120°! Without this rotation, you will not be able to hit hard.
The slow motion and the instructions made me realize how much effort volleyball players do during their training..not just some seconds we see the spike in! Good job!
my approach is so bad, i always played for fun and never really thought about it, so now that i'm taking it more seriously i have this bad habit of just running and jumping somewhat randomly... thanks for the vid, helped a lot!
By the time I am doing all these types the ball is getting down. Can't approach at the right time... When should I stat after the set before set .. Please advice. Not you any players advice I wish to take..
Hey Kiran, It all depends on the height of the set. In general, you can use your 2nd step (left foot if you’re right handed) as a reference point. So when the pass hits the setters hands you should be on or near your 2nd step, then you have a split second to gauge where the set is and powerfully step close to the ball. If you look at when my foot is hitting the ground in a few of the hitting videos you will see what I’m talking about. You can also watch professional matches and take a look at when the outside hitters are hitting their second step. You will see a lot of similarities. Hope this helps!
1st step whatever it is, you must move first, therefore the step is small and light 2nd step to adjust the ball tempo 3rd step for power behind the jump 4th step: light step to stabilize your jump It's just my way to understand your videos
Depends on the tempo of the set. First step out of 4 is just to get some momentum going, do it before the ball is set. Second step just as the ball reaches its peak. Last 2 as the ball falls from the peak
if you’re an outside I would start as soon as you see the set and where it’s going. if you’re a middle go as the setter is getting the ball and oppo is somewhere in the middle
The spike at the end was to satisfying to watch. When ever I try to spike the ball I usually mess up the run, struggle to get height or time it correctly. I mean i have only played at a club 3 times which is probably why I'm not as good, but thanks to my competitiveness I always try practicing by myself so I can be the best on the court lolololol. The video was really helpful thank you :)
I wish i can play volleyball im turning highschool and in highschool pe u play volleyball soo ye im so sad so while im not yet playing im practicing how to recive,jump higher,serve and other stuff with my sister its fun i was just playing a while ago i hope u can reach ur goal good luck.(≧∇≦)b
@@knockknock216 im actually already 19 years old now and im not looking forward to grow taller loool. But thanks for that. Also i wish you would reach your dreams too!
this is.. WHOLESOME!!! and btw hello, I'm lyn, I'm 10 years old (almost 11) and I started watching Haikyuu a time ago and suddenly I'm in love with volleyball and want to play as soon as possible!! in any position even that for my height I would be a Libero, I guess but any position!!!! and this video is gold, is perfect!! :DD
The last step is smart because you also already have the rotation and only have to focus on rotating back to normal on where you hit. I always had my feet parallel to each other so I had to rotate behind and back to normal and hit in one jump and I barely had any control. I gotta try this. Haikyuu also got me into volleyball 4 years ago😂😂
I would love to use this court for outside hitter practice. It keeps the outside hitter from starting their approach too far outside the court. The 'straight' in approach is the best approach for general hitting but the inside out approach is the best for hitters who actually know how to hit line shots (which seems to be a lost art in today's Vball).
I got here from watching haikyuu clips after finishing the 4th season. From seisei dou dou mv to real life volleyball attacks u name it, I watched it :)
This is so counter intuitive to me because I play basketball and the best way to jump for me is when my last step is with my right leg, but in volleyball, to get a good position for my arm, I need to finish with my left leg. =;=
This is completely correct except the for the block step(his last step) he plants his last step with his heal which waste power because it is directing some of the inertia forward instead of purely upwards. Instead, have you block foot or last step be on the balls of your feet. (you can look at every modern day national level volleyball player and they all do this) It may seem like an easy fix but it takes a lot of repetition to really drill it into your approach. Good luck
Ideally, you want to jump straight up, instead of forward. Since you want to get a full arm swing without hitting the net, I would stand a little more than one arm-length away from the net and see where your feet are; that's where you will want to jump from. Take 3-4 steps back from that position, and that's where you will start your approach.
@@braiansingh9730 - RedBaron8698's suggestion is correct but to really get the hang of it, you must practice a lot until you get it right. At some point, you will know where to take off and where to land. It becomes your second nature. Jump straight up is recommended especially if the set it very tight to the net. I would normally swing my arm sideways if the ball is right on top of the net (also good to get the ball off the blocker hands). Swinging it downwards would definitely get my arm on the net (foul).
just wondering when learning do you consciously think about externally rotating your shoulder back when hitting? or do you just focus on using your hips and turning your trunk and the arm with naturally Ext rot? thanks
I'm always wondering if my two feet jumps were wrong because I use my right foot at my 4th step and I'm right handed. Is that ok or should I switch my 2nd and last step to my left foot?
Im so sad, i cant play volleyball because of my scoliosis. I asked my doctor and he said, it could worsen everything. He told me today that im not even allowed to jump or to do any Performance sport. Not until it gets better. Im not even allowed to do Squats. WHY TELL ME THAT NOW?! IF DONE THEM ALL THE TIME!!
(bad english) I'm already used on using Left handed approach but I'm right handed player, I've been playing with my left handed friend to pass time,he introduced me to volleyball and taught me, I can hit the ball on up not causing shoulder pain, in my feeling it's natural and I think I master it, but turns out I'm doing it wrong, what should I do? Fix my footwork or be a left-handed (i feel awkward doing both)
LiberatorG Hey man. My first instinct is to say yes, only because it will be harder for you to make adjustments. In terms of power, as long as you can still open up your trunk, and your mechanics are legit, you can still produce a lot of force. It also depends on what position you play and where you are are the court.
My man, I play beach and I'm kind is struggling with getting higher and improving my timing, Have any tips for when to start the approach or how to change it if the ball is to close to the net
Hinatas been real quiet after this video released
Fabio hahaha
Otaku spotted 😍
Stop It no Haikyuu fans aloud!!
a haikyuu and bts fan, we must stan
Best comment ever
0:36 TOBE FLYYYYYYYY HIGHHHHH
Hahahahaha
❤️
Had the same song on my head! Lol
nice kill....
Haikyuu
1%: People who want to genuinely learn how to spike in volleyball
99%: HAHAHHAHA HAIKYUUU GO TOBEEE FLYYYYY
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I- that’s pretty accurate.
@Your Att ikr
i’m ~b o t h~
YAS!!!
@@alvinjunior5426 Hello Oikawa-san UwU
.01%: "We're here to learn Volleyball!"
99.9%: "OMGGG HAIKYU!"
It be like that Uw
Or we're here to learn Volleyball, because of Haikyu
00.01
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=99.91
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@@justnobody7805 maths
Fake, he didn’t have flashbacks
Karen luvs Jesus Like seriously, when do they have the time to flashback when the ball is coming toward them.
Nani HAHAHAH
@@muhammadariefdanialbinnasi8111 conscience
Lmao
Lol
Oh yes. When I do this I either:
Go too slow and the ball already passes me
Go too fast and I hit the net
Miss the ball
OR
I DO EVERYTHING PERFECTLY AND THEN I FORGET THAT I DONT HAVE A 30 SECOND MONOLOUGE AND FORGET TO HIT THE BALL
correction: a 2 minute monologue plus a 30 sec flashback
i smash the ball like im bokuto or smth LOL
Do it instinctively lol
That last one happened wow
LMAO
These things are imposible to learn from videos. YOU HAVE TO FEEL IT
Thats right
Yep
🌚🌝
Well when u don't have someone to teach you how to do it. It really helps
Welp this video is useless to me then
So this is what hinata was watching to learn how to “BAM” jump
AAHAHAHAH 4.4 VOLLEYBALL
stop.
Yea lol
@@damonsalvatore7327 ahh a fella
Whoosh!
Kageyama: This timing, this angle, this position, *IT’S PERFECT*
Okinawa - yeah it is but not for u
@@peace69 its Oikawa 😂
@@seiii.yunxli Nope, it's Atsumu ahah
@@TheMrRedMad XD
Its atsumu!!
This just made me respect the artists and writers of haikyuu even more for doing such detailed research to get the plays right!
Alright now I just need a detailed breakdown on how to be 190cm so the game becomes easy
Eat whatever u can and exercise, it worked for me lol😂
195cm 180lbs 17 yrs old
@@grogu_2003 more like superior genes
@@kreherkim nah I don't know, I was never super tall, I got rlly tall once I started eating more and working out(though It's been a year since I don't work out). Where I live the average is 5'3 so I have no idea from where I got the height lol
@@grogu_2003 arent your parents tall? or like grandparents
This is actually one of the hardest form to pull off in my opinion, the technique and its form is so beautiful.
I think there is one thing. When planting his last step (left foot) you shouldn't touch his heel in the ground cause that's supposed to make him jump less
Bet most of us come from recommendations. And also most of us watched Haikyuu.
I waited 7 years before meeting a coach that explained to me what's important in this video:
1- You must have the correct footwork: the right foot if you are right-handed, the left if you are left-handed. Without this, you will be blocked because you cannot open up to the ball, you will not be able to make point 2, and you will lack a lot of strength. It took me 1 year to change my footwork for short set and middle attack. I still struggle with attacks in position 4.
2- You must create rotation during your extension. The idea is to obtain power that comes from the thighs and goes through the body, just like when throwing a stone or a baseball bat: the force comes from below. Look at the position of his hips at the beginning of the extension and at his reception. He rotates 120°! Without this rotation, you will not be able to hit hard.
The slow motion and the instructions made me realize how much effort volleyball players do during their training..not just some seconds we see the spike in! Good job!
Wow that technique is amazing
Church IglesiaBethel - Piano not really its subpar compared to actual jumpers
@@yashiroxo agreed
Hinatatatatatatata Of course you’re wouldn’t know you’re a Haikyuu fan.
エーデン
Who told you that?
@@koencagurangan3256 look at his comment, now look at the first thing of his comment that's the person who he replied to, Hinatatatatatata 😂😂
Welcome back
HAIKYUU! TO THE TOP
Oregairu 🔥
@@aniketmishra71 yeah man 😣 finally
@@aniketmishra71waiting 5 fuc*ing years broo finally
@@yacinsnafu1064 I Fu*kin already read the manga and LN (too much curiosity 🤦♂️) . No *hype*
@@yacinsnafu1064 Good luck to you
It's crazy how accurate haikyuu is
i did this with my setter in volleyball league and my friends were like "no wonder hes the ace" i appreciate the help thanks!
Yikes
Wait no this isnt the BAM jump, wheres all the wind and the cool sound effects?
na it goes like kapow and swoosh
stop.
my approach is so bad, i always played for fun and never really thought about it, so now that i'm taking it more seriously i have this bad habit of just running and jumping somewhat randomly... thanks for the vid, helped a lot!
remember to go slow the fast and small steps to big steps when approaching
*Any volleyball video exists*
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(I'm also a Haikyuu fan hehe)
By the time I am doing all these types the ball is getting down. Can't approach at the right time... When should I stat after the set before set .. Please advice. Not you any players advice I wish to take..
Hey Kiran,
It all depends on the height of the set. In general, you can use your 2nd step (left foot if you’re right handed) as a reference point. So when the pass hits the setters hands you should be on or near your 2nd step, then you have a split second to gauge where the set is and powerfully step close to the ball. If you look at when my foot is hitting the ground in a few of the hitting videos you will see what I’m talking about. You can also watch professional matches and take a look at when the outside hitters are hitting their second step. You will see a lot of similarities.
Hope this helps!
Start your approach at the balls highest point.
1st step whatever it is, you must move first, therefore the step is small and light
2nd step to adjust the ball tempo
3rd step for power behind the jump
4th step: light step to stabilize your jump
It's just my way to understand your videos
Depends on the tempo of the set.
First step out of 4 is just to get some momentum going, do it before the ball is set. Second step just as the ball reaches its peak. Last 2 as the ball falls from the peak
if you’re an outside I would start as soon as you see the set and where it’s going. if you’re a middle go as the setter is getting the ball and oppo is somewhere in the middle
The spike at the end was to satisfying to watch. When ever I try to spike the ball I usually mess up the run, struggle to get height or time it correctly. I mean i have only played at a club 3 times which is probably why I'm not as good, but thanks to my competitiveness I always try practicing by myself so I can be the best on the court lolololol. The video was really helpful thank you :)
Emahlee you should watch the approach tutorial on the channel when you have time.
i've watched this video when I first thought about playing volleyball (6 years ago)
Now I am a pro athlete.
thank you
Some people will say it's slowmo, but it's just the anime style
Lol TH-cam recommended me this cuz I watch too much haikyuu
lol. for me too
Looks like the beginning of the opening "to be fly" when hinata slow-mo jumps, im so hypeed
I watched this video at 2x but its still on slowmo
bruh I tried 10x and it was still slow ._.
This guy dont even need too much approach, he's tall asf
I wish i was tall....( ；∀；)
@@knockknock216 same lol, im 5'2 and a Libero, i wish i was taller because my dream position is Middlr Blocker or a Setter.
I wish i can play volleyball im turning highschool and in highschool pe u play volleyball soo ye im so sad so while im not yet playing im practicing how to recive,jump higher,serve and other stuff with my sister its fun i was just playing a while ago i hope u can reach ur goal good luck.(≧∇≦)b
@@knockknock216 im actually already 19 years old now and im not looking forward to grow taller loool. But thanks for that. Also i wish you would reach your dreams too!
Calix i think you can make it as a setter. I got faith in you
Finally I have learnt how to use my body
That was honestly pretty satisfying, nice video.
THIS REALLY HELPED ME THANKS
Why does the most simple thing can get 5 mil views? I loved this btw, it helps with my approach
Amazing video, best of its kind
Rbles Del Rosario: Much appreciated!!!!
Me actually trying to learn: *crying because they just can't get it*
My Haikyuu side: TOBE FLY HIGH LES GOOO BOUNCE BOUNCE PYONG PYONG.
i would pay a good amount of money to see nishida jumping in slow motion like this
this is.. WHOLESOME!!! and btw hello, I'm lyn, I'm 10 years old (almost 11) and I started watching Haikyuu a time ago and suddenly I'm in love with volleyball and want to play as soon as possible!! in any position even that for my height I would be a Libero, I guess but any position!!!! and this video is gold, is perfect!! :DD
NOYA-SENPIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The last step is smart because you also already have the rotation and only have to focus on rotating back to normal on where you hit. I always had my feet parallel to each other so I had to rotate behind and back to normal and hit in one jump and I barely had any control. I gotta try this. Haikyuu also got me into volleyball 4 years ago😂😂
Noticed that Mr. Jordan Kilganon actually jumps like this for his insane dunks
JUST DOWNLOAD ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS INCLUDING ABOUT LEFT HANDERS HAHA.MORE POWER SIR!!!!GOD BLESSS.MORE VIDEOS TO COME.
Lol i remember Ushijima
Wtf, where did that ball come from?
Nice
That’s exactly what I was thinking
This actually helped me to improve my vertical
About time I realised that it doesn't happen in slow motion when you actually try it
Great detail - well demonstrated!
Ohhh you thought I was flexible enough to pull my arms that far back 😳
I would love to use this court for outside hitter practice. It keeps the outside hitter from starting their approach too far outside the court. The 'straight' in approach is the best approach for general hitting but the inside out approach is the best for hitters who actually know how to hit line shots (which seems to be a lost art in today's Vball).
0:47 TOBE FLYYYYY HIGHHHH
TOBE*
stop.
Oh, it looks so good!
I got here from watching haikyuu clips after finishing the 4th season. From seisei dou dou mv to real life volleyball attacks u name it, I watched it :)
Normal people: Ok so that’s how I get more vertical
Haikyu fandom that the TH-cam algorithm recommended this: TOBE FLYYYY HIGHGGH 😤😤😤😂
He telling you exactly how to do it but he left something out, And that is having a flash back.😂
That shoulder mobility when his arms flew backwards was kinda crazy
This is nice reference video without too much talking self explanatory
This is so counter intuitive to me because I play basketball and the best way to jump for me is when my last step is with my right leg, but in volleyball, to get a good position for my arm, I need to finish with my left leg. =;=
I love volleyball (not a haikyuu fan, actually play the sport) cool video! Also I didn’t need it but it’s still cool hehe
The setter:This position...This Timing...This angle...ITS PERFECT
This is completely correct except the for the block step(his last step) he plants his last step with his heal which waste power because it is directing some of the inertia forward instead of purely upwards. Instead, have you block foot or last step be on the balls of your feet. (you can look at every modern day national level volleyball player and they all do this)
It may seem like an easy fix but it takes a lot of repetition to really drill it into your approach.
Good luck
This video is very good for study step and action
Wow great video. Awesome breakdown.
Simi Simion : thank you
0:49 how to jump like that ??? i end up not even that high.....
Follow Isaiah Rivera for jump related workout, plyometrics and more stuff
Hey!little question here: is there a way calculate my distance for the jump so i dont end up face planting the net?
Ideally, you want to jump straight up, instead of forward. Since you want to get a full arm swing without hitting the net, I would stand a little more than one arm-length away from the net and see where your feet are; that's where you will want to jump from. Take 3-4 steps back from that position, and that's where you will start your approach.
@@RedBaron8698 thank you!
@@braiansingh9730 - RedBaron8698's suggestion is correct but to really get the hang of it, you must practice a lot until you get it right. At some point, you will know where to take off and where to land. It becomes your second nature. Jump straight up is recommended especially if the set it very tight to the net. I would normally swing my arm sideways if the ball is right on top of the net (also good to get the ball off the blocker hands). Swinging it downwards would definitely get my arm on the net (foul).
every approach has a mini naruto run
This was so helpful tysm
Its also known as the 3 step approach because u need exactly free steps to get from the starting position in the air
Awesome teaching ever👍
vikas singh: Thanks for the kind words!
just wondering when learning do you consciously think about externally rotating your shoulder back when hitting? or do you just focus on using your hips and turning your trunk and the arm with naturally Ext rot? thanks
For me, the most impressive thing is the shoulder mobility.
when potential energy explodes into kinetic energy
Pause it at 0:31
I dunno why but he looks funny
My man lookin like a pretzel for a second there.
Trust me every person who is a fan of haikyu has tried to do a spike once in their life
I needed this
Impossible , but outstanding performance....,
This is somehow beautiful
Mariia Mariia That’s a beautiful statement
All the technique up to before the jump anyone that's played sport at a respectable level knows but when he his the ball woww
i tried to do this and the ball fell on my head, now i know what hinata felt
Awesome video, wished that there was a real-time clip of it at the end though.
Nero thank you have you visited the Instagram yet? @torqvb
found this after 5 years searching
Bais City Awesome! Hope it helps.
I'm always wondering if my two feet jumps were wrong because I use my right foot at my 4th step and I'm right handed. Is that ok or should I switch my 2nd and last step to my left foot?
Left foot should be your last step
@@MrAaroncamaro he is right handed,it should be his right foot for the jump.
Im so sad, i cant play volleyball because of my scoliosis. I asked my doctor and he said, it could worsen everything. He told me today that im not even allowed to jump or to do any Performance sport. Not until it gets better. Im not even allowed to do Squats. WHY TELL ME THAT NOW?! IF DONE THEM ALL THE TIME!!
WHY THAT WAS SO INTENSE
(bad english) I'm already used on using Left handed approach but I'm right handed player, I've been playing with my left handed friend to pass time,he introduced me to volleyball and taught me, I can hit the ball on up not causing shoulder pain, in my feeling it's natural and I think I master it, but turns out I'm doing it wrong, what should I do? Fix my footwork or be a left-handed (i feel awkward doing both)
millimeters away from fouling the line, excellent use of space
Bro does it matter if your last step is your left or can it be either because my brain has right left right ingraned into it.
LiberatorG Hey man. My first instinct is to say yes, only because it will be harder for you to make adjustments. In terms of power, as long as you can still open up your trunk, and your mechanics are legit, you can still produce a lot of force. It also depends on what position you play and where you are are the court.
I just watched haikyuu and search it in TH-cam, and TH-cam thinks I love volleyball, that’s why his recommending this to me.....
But seriously, guy can reach his arms back inhumanly
Are you observing ball all time when approaching?
Alexios Yes the entire time.
Damn that jump is so high
The slow mo helps
Same technique for jumping as jumping to dunk, long jumping, high jumping and any kind of jump. It’s all in the hips.
Nice I have seen it many times today I noticed your final step left foot angle, is it okay or you need little bit more angle
Amazing vid
I didn’t see any sound waves, must be fake
*A GOOD SPIKE COMES WITH A GOOD APPROACH* .
I can't believe how far back his arms swing!
Where’s the flashbacks tho, or that epic music before something cool happens
What’s the point of having a 4 step approach vs a 3 step? How much does a guiding step really help?
Like ballet. Very beautiful
My man, I play beach and I'm kind is struggling with getting higher and improving my timing, Have any tips for when to start the approach or how to change it if the ball is to close to the net