What Is A Butter, Nectar 31 or Gap Set in Volleyball Offense Strategy?
What does it mean to deliver a butter set, or what does it mean when your set in volleyball is nectar? Is The Gap Set The Same As The 31 Or The 3 Set in Offense
What is the 31 or the Gap set in volleyball mean?
These terms for volleyball setters are important because its the setters' job to outsmart and outguess the middle blockers so that their outside hitters can run the offense and have only one or no blocks up to hit against.
The "31" is a fast half shoot to a front row player that takes their spike approach so they take off and land four to five feet in front of the volleyball setter.
What is set in volleyball?
The "31" set
The "31", The "Gap"
The "31" is a fast half shoot to a front row player that takes their spike approach so they take off and land four to five feet in front of the volleyball setter.
This is another name for the half shoot.
What is set in volleyball?
What does 'butter' or 'nectar' mean?
"Butter" or "nectar" is slang used when a setter has delivered a beautiful well-placed set for a hitter to go up and just rip, meaning, hit really hard into the opposing team's court.
Used especially if the volleyball setters set selection created a "one-on-one" or "no block" situation for a hitter, then the set that was delivered is described as a "nectar" set or "butter'.
As in "that was a nectar set, please don't forget how you did that and can you do it again fifteen more times?"
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These 5 volleyball words and definitions define setting terms describing how setters set quicker and lower balls to hitters to create fast team offensive plays.
Explore the extensive list of words used in volleyball with basic slang, lingo and vocabulary terms often used on the court by players and coaches and fans.
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A double block is one of the basic volleyball terms for blocking that describes when 2 players jump to cover cross court or the line to stop an attack hit.
Find all the blocking terms in volleyball that I discuss on this site which explains everything to do with the first line of defense which is blocking.
Basic volleyball terminology like 'roof' 'stuff' and 'house' are slang terms and words that describe how blockers block a hitter before the ball crosses the net
Learn about the words to describe volleyball blocking terminology 'what does a hole in the block' mean along with the action words 'under' and 'over' mean?
I describe blocking terms which explain common volleyball blocking skills and techniques varsity players know like "roof", "the joust" and the "kong block."
These blocking terms describe the four types of volleyball blocks varsity players know to do: one-on-one blocking, double block, triple block and swing blocking.
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