Its all about the situation. Depending on whether i'm serving or not as well as whether i'm playing defense or blocking. To make it simple, you can just call whatever you'd like blocked/taken away.
So, you're going to show them telling their partner who they want them to serve to, but you aren't going to explain it? What does the "hang loose" hand signal mean?
I personally use the shaka as a signal for a spread block.
Its all about the situation. Depending on whether i'm serving or not as well as whether i'm playing defense or blocking. To make it simple, you can just call whatever you'd like blocked/taken away.
Thanks for the reply. So you're telling your partner to play defense behind you?
So, you're going to show them telling their partner who they want them to serve to, but you aren't going to explain it? What does the "hang loose" hand signal mean?