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Teach a volleyball technical,basic skill, advance, passing setting hitting (spike) serve: How to Pass or Bump a Volleyball
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How to Pass or Bump a Volleyball. Passing is the most fundamental, yet difficult, part of volleyball. If your team can successfully pass the ball more times than your opponent, then you are guaranteed the victory. Passing is a defensive part of the game of volleyball and sets up the offensive part of the game as soon as the ball reaches the setter's hands. The following couple of steps are in regards to your stance and positioning on the court. A huge part of passing the ball is your stance:. 2) Make a f...
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Teach a volleyball technical,basic skill, advance, passing setting hitting (spike) serve: When Receiving the Volleyball Serve, More Is Not Merrier
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When Receiving the Volleyball Serve, More Is Not Merrier. When it comes to receiving the serve, it can seem like having the maximum number of players possible involved in passing is the way to go. Unfortunately in this case, more is not merrier. More passers means more seams, more opportunities for miscommunication and more serve receive errors. Instead of crowding five or even (heaven forbid! First here is a four-person serve receive pattern:. Some teams have the two outside passers take short serves wh...
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Teach a volleyball technical,basic skill, advance, passing setting hitting (spike) serve: Passing Techniques
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Why will these passing techniques make your setter love you? Because they will not be running all over the court to set the pass that was given to them! Use these techniques and your setter's life will be a lot easier. The first key to good passing is proper positioning of the body. Most people think that the key to good passing is in their arms. Actually, the real key is to use the legs first. Another method is the fist method. For the fist method, you make a fist with one hand (typically the left h...
