Teaching Volleyball Skills and Drills To Create Tough Outside Hitters

I do alot of coaching and teaching volleyball skills in order to create mentally, physically and well conditioned outside hitters for left and right sides.  

Teaching Volleyball Skills: Hitters have to learn how to hit balls aggressively for points and outside hitters have to be ready and able to hit alot of balls. (Al Case)

The volleyball drills we do for hitters in semi-private training sessions are designed to help you improve the various ways you need to be able to attack or spike a volleyball past the block. 

Teaching Volleyball Skills: Hitters have to learn how to hit balls aggressively for points and outside hitters have to be ready and able to hit alot of balls. (Ralph Arvesen))

Teaching Volleyball Skills:Certain hitting volleyball drills and skills we do are designed to help players develop an aggressive mindset when they go up to hit. (Al Case)

Teaching volleyball skills and certain volleyball drills that we do help players develop an aggressive mindset when they go up to hit. 

Hitters have to learn how to hit balls aggressively for points and outside hitters have to be ready and able to hit alot of balls. 

Teaching Volleyball Skills: The setter faces her left side outside hitter in Zone 4 and middle blocker in zone 3. This puts the setter in a position to give her outside hitter alot of sets. (Al Case)

When the setter is at the net, waiting to run her offense, she faces her left side outside hitter in Zone 4 and middle blocker in zone 3. 

This puts the setter in a position to give her outside hitter alot of sets, especially a setter who is less experienced and doesn't have the talent to give many balls to the middle or back set behind her to her setter in Zone 2. 

The left side hitter should know she is going to get the majority of the balls set by the setter. 

Why?

Teaching Volleyball Skills:: The left side hitter should know she is going to get the majority of the balls set by the setter. (Al Case)

Because at the beginning of each rally, when her team is in serve receive the setter sets up at the net facing the left side of the court.

She sets up just right of the center of the net always keeping her left side hitter and middle blocker in front of her.  

Its easier for her to get the ball out to the left side of the court, especially if she has just received an imperfect pass which forces her to set the ball on the run. 

If she wants to set the right side player behind her she will have to deliver a back set. 

Volleyball drills and skills: The setter back sets to the right side hitter in Zone 2.

A left side hitter on most high school and club teams should expect to spike the ball quite often during each set, so they need be well-conditioned athletes in that position. 

Teaching Volleyball Skills to build up physical endurance, mental strength and confidence to hit a lot of balls against a 1 or two-person block during a match. (Al Case)

So another reason to do hitting volleyball drills and skills is to build up physical endurance, mental strength and confidence to hit a lot of balls against a one or two-person block during a match. 

You learn not to just hit the balls but to develop the fearlessness and emotional toughness to repeatedly be in pressure-filled games and be able to terminate match winning points without backing down or being afraid. 

Check out this hitting drill called Nine Person Pepper. 

Both left and right outside hitters, are working on

• hitting hard 
• being aggressive 
• while working on their physical conditioning while having to run under the net to hit from the left side and the right side

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I share alot of individual, partner and easy-to-do volleyball serving drills we do in class with my followers.

Many of these volleyball practice drills you can do at home by yourself or try at your next practice with your teammates.

If you're a B team or JV player trying to make varsity next year...your goal should be to complete 1000 reps a day of at least three of the basic skills on your own...volleyball passing, serving and setting should be at the top of the list. 

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