Perfect. This video and the one about obliques was the final push I needed to correct my form once and for all. Now I'm spiking it with exponentially more power than ever before and without exerting much effort! I can't thank you enough for all your detailed scientific explanations and your persistent uploads! Can't find anything like this anywhere else on the Internet!
wow i just tried this and it helped so much thanks man feels really great i was actually doing something wrong and it hurt my shoulder i want to practice this sport for a long time this is the way to do it
Thank youuuuu, You're like the best coach ever, Now I can practice spiking this quarantine to tryout on my school. Btw I'm still 15, Turning 16 next 2 days.
Nice. @isaac, I notice that in the videos in which you focus on opening up the torso and arm position, you do not close the hip with the gluteus medius. Was it just cause you were focusing on torso and arm and you forgot? When we practice, should we always close the hip with the gluteus to make sure we increase the stretch?
Nice, i was struggling with the practice of that motion it’s help a lot. But just about the hips should they rotate with the core ? And am i supposed to feel exhaustion from the shoulder when i practice this motion ? Ty
Hey Hyuro, I just corrected my form for good this week with the answer to your hip question from watching another one of Isaac's videos, "Importance of Obliques". The hip has to stay facing forward (closed position) so that when you *twist* your core using your left oblique, you can literally feel a stretch from your hip to your upper body. It's with this twist where you get all the elastic force and spiking power that you don't even have to exert much strength in your shoulders to spike it really hard. Think of it as a twist, rather than a rotation and you'll really get the elastic power! So you're not supposed to feel exhaustion from the shoulder because all the power should be coming from your twisted torso. Here are the key points to make sure you're twisting the torso properly: 1. Keep hips facing forward 2. Use obliques to twist torso, don't just rotate your upper body without engaging the obliques. One thing that helps me is that I keep my non-spiking arm in the same position when I twist my torso, instead of rotating it together with my upper body. This helps to maintain balance and also keeps the scapularis muscle stretched across the upper body
@@invictuz4803 I'm glad that you managed to correct your form and I wanna do the same. I suffered a shoulder injury because I was putting too much strain on it during my spiking motion (which is of course incorrect) and now it hurts every time I try to do a spike. Can you send a video explaining the proper use of obliques and the torso position? It's kinda difficult for me to grasp. Also if you would like I could film myself doing the spiking motion and you could correct me, would help out a lot.
do i still activate my triceps to swing through the ball or is my arm supposed to be completely limp? Also what to I do about pain in my shoulder during external rotation
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Perfect. This video and the one about obliques was the final push I needed to correct my form once and for all. Now I'm spiking it with exponentially more power than ever before and without exerting much effort! I can't thank you enough for all your detailed scientific explanations and your persistent uploads! Can't find anything like this anywhere else on the Internet!
InvictuZ you’re very welcome! Thanks for the kind words!
wow i just tried this and it helped so much thanks man feels really great i was actually doing something wrong and it hurt my shoulder i want to practice this sport for a long time this is the way to do it
Thank youuuuu, You're like the best coach ever, Now I can practice spiking this quarantine to tryout on my school. Btw I'm still 15, Turning 16 next 2 days.
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Esti vale oro tengo tiempo con domor de hombro y me e dado cuenta que no hacia bien el movimiento de remate lo forsaba cmo tu dices, gracias.
Great video!!!!
Great breakdown
Very helpful, thanks!
most awaited video
Nice. @isaac, I notice that in the videos in which you focus on opening up the torso and arm position, you do not close the hip with the gluteus medius. Was it just cause you were focusing on torso and arm and you forgot? When we practice, should we always close the hip with the gluteus to make sure we increase the stretch?
Nice, i was struggling with the practice of that motion it’s help a lot. But just about the hips should they rotate with the core ? And am i supposed to feel exhaustion from the shoulder when i practice this motion ? Ty
Hey Hyuro, I just corrected my form for good this week with the answer to your hip question from watching another one of Isaac's videos, "Importance of Obliques". The hip has to stay facing forward (closed position) so that when you *twist* your core using your left oblique, you can literally feel a stretch from your hip to your upper body. It's with this twist where you get all the elastic force and spiking power that you don't even have to exert much strength in your shoulders to spike it really hard. Think of it as a twist, rather than a rotation and you'll really get the elastic power!
So you're not supposed to feel exhaustion from the shoulder because all the power should be coming from your twisted torso. Here are the key points to make sure you're twisting the torso properly:
1. Keep hips facing forward
2. Use obliques to twist torso, don't just rotate your upper body without engaging the obliques. One thing that helps me is that I keep my non-spiking arm in the same position when I twist my torso, instead of rotating it together with my upper body. This helps to maintain balance and also keeps the scapularis muscle stretched across the upper body
@@invictuz4803 okay i think i get it now thank you dude helps a lot !
@@invictuz4803 I'm glad that you managed to correct your form and I wanna do the same.
I suffered a shoulder injury because I was putting too much strain on it during my spiking motion (which is of course incorrect) and now it hurts every time I try to do a spike.
Can you send a video explaining the proper use of obliques and the torso position? It's kinda difficult for me to grasp.
Also if you would like I could film myself doing the spiking motion and you could correct me, would help out a lot.
Hey isaac ... tnx for helpfully another education but my funny question is : Why little ball on your other hand?
do i still activate my triceps to swing through the ball or is my arm supposed to be completely limp? Also what to I do about pain in my shoulder during external rotation
U got the answer tell me too
This video connected multiple missing dots for me
I want to know what is the top spin and do u put it in you hits ?
Hey can you do leg action training