As a front row attacker or hitter you need to be able to change your volleyball ball contact on the ball so you aren't always hitting the ball hard but you vary your volleyball ball contact by slowing up the ball so it drops right behind the block or to the middle of the court.
Why should you change your volleyball ball contact when attacking the ball?
You should plan on diversifying your attack hits by adding "the tip" and these slower speed attack hits like
to your collection of hitting tactics.
You can be as confident as you want to be as a spiker on the court, but the best hitters are always prepared to have many different ways to score points offensively.
You want to be unpredictable as a hitter.
If your spike attacks are always hard hits, then that makes you very predictable.
Tips On Volleyball Hitting: Volleyball Hit Strategy:
Sooner or later the opposing team's block or the diggers in their backrow defense will
It will be easy for them to place themselves in the court to dig you or block you because you keep doing the same thing over and over again.
Check out a few things that an opposing team would say if they knew you try to hit every ball hard all the time.
Listen to what else they could also say...
And sooner or later... it will get harder and harder for you to score points against a team because they already know what type of spiker you are and they will set up their team defense accordingly.
Instead of always relying on the hard volleyball hit, practice and use one of the offspeed hitting options named above as one of your highly effective offensive attack hits.
Learn to use this in practice during your volleyball hit drills and spike training.
This will keep the defense guessing as to how you are going to attack the ball next.
Learn to use this in practice during your volleyball hit drills and spike training.
This will keep the defense guessing as to how you are going to attack the ball next.
Work on all of your hitting strategy, like mixing up your shots during practice.
You can improve your offensive game by spending your time wisely doing repetitions of different volleyball hit options that will prepare you for many of the different blocking or defense strategies the opposing team will use to try and stop you in a game.
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