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As a middle, I sometimes have trouble keeping up with a good and fast sets by the opponent. This type of 1 legged jump into block looks way faster than planting both feet on the floor before jumping up. Thanks for the tips, I will definitely try this!

Amazing ideas, I loved the idea of the wide platform for more surface control❤

very crucial

I'm going to use this for my outside six youth teams.

This Is a great drill! I'm going to use this to build blocking repetition for the junior team I'm coaching

Talk about the often. Nice to have another voice. Appreciate the aggressive approach.

This was the most useless video about playing opposite😂

I completely agree with the philosophy of creating complete athletes with complete skill sets.

You are great coach

What kind of elastic is that?

Muy didáctico lo mejor

Nice and interesting experience from the coach.

Thank you for this video. I love volleyball. It is a great pleasure to watch this training.

Working with my middles right now and this came in clutch, great video.

For right side block, I'm not sure about the player spinning though. Turn to face the court as you transition back towards the attack line makes sense but spinning removes the potential to keep your focal vision on a specific target (like the ball). I'd like to hear if there's a benefit to rotating the body counter-clockwise, 360 degrees....

Amazing drills! And they’re FUN!

anyone here in 2024?

Not of them did the footwork he told them to.

Nabil- phenomenal coach!!

I love you coach terry

The serving drills I've needed, thank you!

When i see coaches today teaching to follow through on the side of your hitting arm, i want to scream NO. The only time that should happen is when you perform a cut shot away. That causes so much damage on the rotator cuff, it’s completely unnatural, anti-physics. I’m glad they covered that in this video.

Anyone have to watch this for pe

Hello, I'm from România and still familiarizing with specific terms in english regarding the volleyball words . Please explain what does mean "side out".

a let serve is a fantastic idea. I've been saying it for weeks, for sure

Great talk

100%

Would teaching the dive on grass be effective? I know you wont slide as well.just trying to prevent injury.

First mistake is going to the dive as first instinct... 97% of all hits are middle.. I totally agree... Don't know who's ball it is...

"As a beach coach", that's the bias. Beach volley rules make the hits easy to dig, no way a ball will take 3 seconds to drop in an indoor court. Tips are effective because you often have to cover for a VERY fast spike, and as a second choice you cover for the tip. When you manage to stay in system, with the block covering some angles, someone will take care easily of the tips. Of course, having 6 opponents and not only 2, most of the time you have to improvise your positioning. I understand the point of the coach, which is stay vigilant and move your body, but he's oversimplifying the cause

Great interview. Thanks so much for amazing content.

The Coach wanted them to "look" but if you watch the hitters, they never looked outside of maybe before they took off. They then watched the ball the entire time, hit it and the coach said "yes, yes, yes"....so I am not sure I am following what the point of this drill was??

Love this

i'm so glad you put the details in the description. i had no idea what you were talking about until then.

And yet they do the same thing with everything else: Hitters: kills and errors only. Setters: Assists and errors only. Blockers: blocks and errors only. Defenders: digs and errors only. Serve receive is the only place people tend the stat how good their "non-errors" are.

did not understand a word

I made a formula. Like a qb rating in football. For the record I’m a lower division high school boys coach. Here’s the formula (Ace x 5 + out of system x 4 + in system x 3) / (total serve# x 5) A reasonable goal for a team is 0.6-0.7 Simple to calculate quickly, but has more emphasis on getting serves in than aces.

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My friends were shouting at me because I didn't know how to receive a spike i was really afraid

I love the idea of starting the approach with the right foot in the air. I keep telling our middles to do a two foot approach but I haven't been able to figure out how to force it until now. Thanks.

Good stuff. My pet peeve is middles that decide their approach point is 3 ft behind the 3m line, directly in the middle of the court. They become sort of a roadblock. I like the emphasis on approaching at an angle.

Middle hitters think that the further you're away from the net, the higher you'll jump, and harder you'll hit. The gist to middle hitters (quick set A, B) is pace. Starting on or in front of the 3m line makes a lot of sense. Good video.

Amazing! Hug from🇧🇷

Kenny’s on it!!!

0:58 It is not about muscle strength. Don't mislead your students.

Good video coach, wish you could have faced the camera.

How is this hybrid system different than a traditional 5-1, where the so-called "tall setter" is indeed the offside hitter who can set well and can hit + block at the same time? Or the traditional 6-2 even, where the back row setter sets? And when the "short setter" rotates to the front row, do we sub him/her with another "tall setter"? Meaning we need two sets of "tall-short setters"? Not very clear to me how it works. Appreciate if anyone can shed some light.

Amazing

Coach, get OUT of the way!!

Something I'm confused with the SO%: I (as the serving team) want a higher SO%, right?? If that's the case, then it should be a good idea to start serving 6-6, because has a 77% Am I getting the stat wrong or it's something else I'm missing??