Volleyball: Setting Drills and Fundamentals Part 3

[yoursuperfunny7]

i always have trouble with my footing if the ball is further away so you have to take a few extra steps and then do left rite...shuld i do the jump set or no?

[TheAllSportster]

if you are a left handed setter is the footwork still the same. I'm rather ambidextrous so I do both but no one has ever taught me if there is a difference.

[paolofala]

Old stuff, trust me. In Italy we have many problems, but we know about technical drills.

[candyT63]

u never stop training the technical no matter if u have it down or not or no matter if uve been playing for years...the fundamentals are always part of it...

[SakuraC3]

ty for the tips!

[123popofick]

no thats a 2 2 ball

2 meters high and 2 meters far :)

its well set

and its not so god for that ball to put it that high if you got a good attacker

[russiansoldier12]

thats a 4 not 2

[KillaKZAN]

tell me, how the hell do you set to the zone 2 from this position, if I'm coaching on the other side, and this girl is setting, my blockers are moving 3 feet to the right as you can see that the ball will go to either zone 4 or 3...

[OTwistedDesignO]

my coach would tell me to put it higher on my forehead? he would say thats too low.

[gghak]

why is the 2 ball on the outside? arent 2's in the middle? and how come it says not as high as 1 ball? is she saying 2's are lower than 1's?

[neosquid]

Apparently not everyone uses the same codes.

For me, a "2" is a "high center ball" and can be hit from a back row player if its set a little off, or by a front row player if its tight. A "1" is a low, or "quick" set out of the middle, and can be hit forward, or backwards from the setter. Usually 2's arnt back setted.

[schnutzle]

I think in this case, the 2 is referring to the height -not the positioning. often the numbers the will refer to the height, like how you said a 2 is a high ball. when referring to the 1, i think she just meant the first ball or the ball the girl just set. i know, it's weird. i'm usually use to the 2's and 1's being for the middles.

[devhesterfan23]

that is a 2 ball. more specifically, its a 32 ball. its use is for the outside hitter to sneak in a hit past the inside of the block and at a quicker pace. it's usually camouflaged by a fake run of a 1 ball by the middle, in order to keep a 1 on 1 block. a 2 ball can be set from anywhere too, its just a reference of height like schnutzle said.

[alexverrilli]

2 refers to tempo not position.

[sweetnichd19]

I need to know the different positions for the ball like... my 4 ball is basically... eventhing on the outside... besides a shoot... i need to work on it but then again, i never learned it.

[gayNOTsucky]

why does she have to be on a chair? cant she just stand?

[nyutte]

wen you stand on the chair, that's the height they assume you'd get up to wen you jump. so it's working on the height of your set

.. i think :D

[crafty622]

Question... why is the player on the chair so far to the outside? I like the drill and plan on using it this year but is the setter setting an outside two ball?

[sealdog201]

haha i thought it was so far but it's not really.

it's like an optical illusion i guess?

[cyberweaze]

can´t believe she´s standing on a chair...

[bkfan1]

wow wow very helpful technique

thank you