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Volleyball Skill Training
The six basic volleyball skills are serving, passing, setting, hitting, blocking and digging. Check out the videos below to see how you can teach each skill, adjust skill technique, and use keywords and phrases that will help it all stick.
Training setters on and off the court
Olympians critique Volley Dog’s setting technique
Outside hitter transition footwork
Reading: A part of every skill
What makes Morgan Hentz so dominant?
The dig and dive
Keep the hips and shoulders faced to the court
Covering the open court
The knee slide
The collapse dig
Controlling the dig with body positioning
Shoulders down when digging
Reading off speed attacks
Move to and through the ball
Face the action and be aggressive
Foot movement during a rally
Initial movement
Vision impacting defense
Read and react
Introducing Morgan Hentz: Keys to creating a defender
How to make the court larger
Base position on defense
Teaching a setter to deal with out-of-system offense
Developing hitting range
From unconsciously incompetent to competent
Making your serve/pass drills competitive
Setting deception: Be tricky? Or be consistent?
Coiled and neutral: What should your setter look like?
Fast, firm hands: Seated setting
Seeing daylight between blockers
Helping players have a big hitting window
How to train your hitters to adjust based on the pass
Creating individualized serving roadmaps
Keep it midline
Why the double arm lift is crucial to good attacking
Thumbs back to flat should be the norm for all setters
Keeping your setter’s eyes on the passer’s platform
Why setters should keep the ball over their right eye
Back-row attacking: Moving with the setter
Eye sequencing drill with Terry Liskevych
Tarp drill to improve the deep serve
MB approach angles for the ’31’ and the ‘slide’
Libero rules you need to know
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