Spike Like a Pro: Smart Strategies for Attackers! | IVA EP36

In the sixth part of our spiking series, we focus on types of attacks and strategies against blocks. A great spiker doesn’t just rely on power but also on intelligence - and today, we’ll show you how.
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[@lejocarry]

Nice ! ♥

[@VBMichael_D]

One glaring issue that you didn't brush on are the pin hitter approaches. You mention disguising what you do but the approach plays a part as well.
I am not a fan of the left side approach where the hitter starts his/her approach 1-2m outside the court. They come in at an angle, and 80% of the time, they swing angle. When they do swing line, they cut it across their body in a motion that has long since deemed not ergonomic (like a football QB throwing across his body). It's also reduced power. That outside in approach only narrows your hitting window.
Even Karch Kiraly recommends a 'straight up the sideline' approach.
Example, if I'm an opposing coach and your OHs are doing the outside in approach, I'm going to tell my block to take angle and sharp angle, then leave line open and tell my line defender to expect a slow speed line shot, if they don't block your hitter.
Look at Karch's video here. Notice his approach is more or less straight up the sideline. He even corrects one of the players because she is too far out. The same applies for right side hitting.
ruclips.net/video/8gj3HyMLVwk/видео.html

[@fklin]

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