Thank you very much coach I have a problem in recieving and the sir and other players would scold me, now with these tips I'm confident I can practice and prove well
Hey Coach, I just want to say thank you for these mistakes as a middle back But, I have a question. To work on my footwork is there anything I can do at home? I just want to stay focus on my position and the way I pass. It's something I struggle with a little..
I just went to my first open gym with my high school team I am 6'2 so I am most likely going to be middle, but I know I have to keep my passing up so videos like this are awesome man, thank you.
Don't let yourself be forced to the middle just because you are tall-ish. At 6'2 you can play pretty high level (or even highest level if you are really very good) as an outside hitter, but you can forget about that as a middle player. If your bump is good, insist on playing outside!
hello coach been really loving your content, learning a lot from it. Do you think you could a breakdown of a full set of volleyball from the perspective of a OH. How they move their decision making in rotation etc... could be very interesting and informative
Heya coach, regarding the right foot forward mistake when passing. I can understand that. However my trainer used to say to have my right foot in front since you would have a wider motion for your arms to pass with. So my question is: what would be alright?
It all depends on what kind of serve is coming. My advise is for general (common) reception, but sure there are situations (long serve forexample) when it is beneficial to have feet in other position.
As a coach, I find players with poor foot work (which is a hard habit to break) are the hardest to fix because you can't correct other problems until they solve their footwork.
Can you make a video about height? What is the ideal height for positions? What could the height of a teenage volleyball player be in the future? (Example =6'0 in 14 years old can be ... to ... in the future. )
There is no set height you will reach at age X when you are -some height- at age Y. You can look at your countries growth charts for an indication, but those are averages and since some people grow earlier than other or in a different tempo, on a personal level it will not give much accuracy. If you really want to have a good indication (+-1.5 inch) about your final height, maybe look into eg. the Greulich-Pyle-method. I know some people that did this and it turned out to be pretty accurate for them.
First: Wrong foot positioning(right foot on the left side,left foot on the right side) Keep your body and shoulders turned to setter Second:Passing with hands only Upgrade your mobility and footwork Third: Bending your hands Do not break your platform Fourth: Inaccurate reception for setter Reception should go 30 cm next to the net Fifth: Give quick reception It's uncomfortable for setters Sixth: Playing with bump of wrists Play with forearms
Probably similar to chess principles (like "don't bring out your queen to early", "control the centre",...) - they were created by strong players and strong coaches, they stood the test of time, and it's generally a good idea to abide by them... but if you know what you are doing, it is okey to break them. There are moves that only low rated players or Grandmasters would play (and only one of those group would know why), but not the middle of the field :)
i usually bend my elbows when im closer to the net cuz i have long and lanky ahh arms + it reduce the chances of my passes going over the net giving the opps a free ball😂
What I learned and picked up on when receiving a ball I made this format I don't know if some came up with this before just in case there is s person how did it before but out of the was the abbreviation is L.S.R(LEFT,STRAIGHT,RIGHT) it helped me alot when it comes to foot placement and passing the ball in games.
hello coach, I have a pretty stupid mistake that I don't have the solution for that when I receive the ball sometimes my head go under my shoulders . my captain said that I make it because I am scared even though I don't . I will be grateful for you to help me out.
It is good if you lower your head close to your shoulders, it will give you more flexibility when passing👍 On the other hand don’t do it too much, you need to see ball and the spot on your forearms where you touch and play it😉
Thank you very much coach I have a problem in recieving and the sir and other players would scold me, now with these tips I'm confident I can practice and prove well
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Hey i got some problems with receiving Floaters overhand,can you show some good technique
Sure, I will make video about it😉
hi, I just got this video recomended and it was very good, also have that dificulty was there any video explaining how to receive float serves?
Do a overhand pass but make sure your fingers are strong enough because just because it's a float doesn't mean It won't hurt
I started volleyball a couple years ago, I remember making these mistakes on my own😂Great video!
Thanks👍
As a newbie setter I hate ultra high passes and can set the lower ones more accurately
I know high passes are not easy, but they are important. You can learn them in my another video😀 just check my channel😉
Hey Coach, I just want to say thank you for these mistakes as a middle back But, I have a question. To work on my footwork is there anything I can do at home? I just want to stay focus on my position and the way I pass. It's something I struggle with a little..
I just went to my first open gym with my high school team I am 6'2 so I am most likely going to be middle, but I know I have to keep my passing up so videos like this are awesome man, thank you.
Sure, work on your passing👍 and thanks😉
Welcome to the club man. I’m 6’ 1” but it so happened the best part of vb for me is blocking so being a middle is the best.
Don't let yourself be forced to the middle just because you are tall-ish. At 6'2 you can play pretty high level (or even highest level if you are really very good) as an outside hitter, but you can forget about that as a middle player. If your bump is good, insist on playing outside!
Started volleyball 9 monthes ago, these are great tips!
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hello coach been really loving your content, learning a lot from it. Do you think you could a breakdown of a full set of volleyball from the perspective of a OH. How they move their decision making in rotation etc... could be very interesting and informative
This will help a lot cuz i got a school tournament next week
Great👍😉
Excellent instructions!
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always the best
Thank you👍
How do I give height to the ball if I receive with a wide forearm base? Thank you for the great tips they really helped me a lot.
Heya coach, regarding the right foot forward mistake when passing. I can understand that. However my trainer used to say to have my right foot in front since you would have a wider motion for your arms to pass with. So my question is: what would be alright?
It all depends on what kind of serve is coming. My advise is for general (common) reception, but sure there are situations (long serve forexample) when it is beneficial to have feet in other position.
As a coach, I find players with poor foot work (which is a hard habit to break) are the hardest to fix because you can't correct other problems until they solve their footwork.
Thank you very much, it was very helpful
Thanks👍
Good video! Thank you so much
You are welcome👍
Nice advice Thanks Sir.
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Thank you
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Can you make a video about height? What is the ideal height for positions? What could the height of a teenage volleyball player be in the future? (Example =6'0 in 14 years old can be ... to ... in the future. )
I have made video about height potential, just search my channel😉 and ideal height for position is good topic👍
There is no set height you will reach at age X when you are -some height- at age Y. You can look at your countries growth charts for an indication, but those are averages and since some people grow earlier than other or in a different tempo, on a personal level it will not give much accuracy.
If you really want to have a good indication (+-1.5 inch) about your final height, maybe look into eg. the Greulich-Pyle-method. I know some people that did this and it turned out to be pretty accurate for them.
Should I lock out my elbows??
Yes, lock them and keep them locked even a a bit longer afer you pass the ball😉
Sir how to make best and solid platform ❤❤
See my other videos for that👍😉
First: Wrong foot positioning(right foot on the left side,left foot on the right side)
Keep your body and shoulders turned to setter
Second:Passing with hands only
Upgrade your mobility and footwork
Third: Bending your hands
Do not break your platform
Fourth: Inaccurate reception for setter
Reception should go 30 cm next to the net
Fifth: Give quick reception
It's uncomfortable for setters
Sixth: Playing with bump of wrists
Play with forearms
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I personally think bending your elbows on passing does not have to be necessarily worse. Actually, many of the best argentinian players play using it
It is about opinion😀 I knew some great receivers which had always bent elbows👍most important is the result and reception😉
Probably similar to chess principles (like "don't bring out your queen to early", "control the centre",...) - they were created by strong players and strong coaches, they stood the test of time, and it's generally a good idea to abide by them... but if you know what you are doing, it is okey to break them.
There are moves that only low rated players or Grandmasters would play (and only one of those group would know why), but not the middle of the field :)
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i usually bend my elbows when im closer to the net cuz i have long and lanky ahh arms + it reduce the chances of my passes going over the net giving the opps a free ball😂
Bending elbow can work for you👍but I do not recommend it😉
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You say “uhh” to much but good video
Maybe he ain't English and his remember what word
What I learned and picked up on when receiving a ball I made this format I don't know if some came up with this before just in case there is s person how did it before but out of the was the abbreviation is L.S.R(LEFT,STRAIGHT,RIGHT) it helped me alot when it comes to foot placement and passing the ball in games.
Thank you for this, and for all your other videos, sir! 🙌💯
Thanks for positive words👍
hello coach, I have a pretty stupid mistake that I don't have the solution for that when I receive the ball sometimes my head go under my shoulders . my captain said that I make it because I am scared even though I don't . I will be grateful for you to help me out.
It is good if you lower your head close to your shoulders, it will give you more flexibility when passing👍 On the other hand don’t do it too much, you need to see ball and the spot on your forearms where you touch and play it😉
I think the quicker pass is fine if it is a freeball instead of a serve/attack
Thanks for opinion👍😉
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