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Learning how to spike a volleyball requires the development of an aggressive attitude, improving your spike approach, and knowing how to increase your armswing speed.

My volleyball spike tips teach proper hitting technique, how to increase your spiking accuracy, and how to develop a faster armswing for a more powerful hit. 

The volleyball hitter has options for scoring against opponents to score points including tipping the ball deep or short in the court to mix up your attack.

These volleyball attacking rules for the spike govern how an "attack hit" which is any playing action, that is not a serve or is not a block that drives the ball into the opposing court. 

Learn ways to hit to score for points against a double block by aiming for the seam, using the blockers hands and hitting deep corners. 

Learn how to score more points with your spike attack hits!

Learn ways to hit to score for points against a double block by aiming for the seam, using the blockers hands and hitting deep corners. 

Using the block is one of the hitting volleyball skills attack minded spikers need to know in order to score more points against blockers in the front row.

Use these smart volleyball hitting strategies: tip the ball short, tip it deep, roll shot, or cut shot when you need to score points in difficult situations.  

If your attacking strategy is to always use a hard volleyball hit did you know that makes you a predictable hitter? Mix up your shots to confuse the defense.

5 volleyball strategies on tipping: push the tip into the block, in a joust be last to touch the ball, tip deep, tip on a good set, tip to the middle of the court. 

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These basic volleyball terms for spiking are the tool, the wipe and hitting line describe ways that you can hit the ball to score a point or sideout in a game.

Here's a list of basic volleyball terminology for hitting and spiking that outside hitters, middles and opposites and setters learn first to run their offense. 

The "down ball" and the "free ball" are two volleyball attacking terms used on the court in offense and outside, middle and opposite hitters need to learn.  

The offensive terms used in volleyball hitting attacking and spiking terminology includes the terms kill, cobra, tip and spike which are words players know. 

Improve your spiking in volleyball by mixing up your shots, aim for the block two ways for hitters looking for ways to score against a big opposing block.

Learning to attack the imperfect set and to hit high off blocker's hands are two volleyball attack tips l coach to players who need effective hitting tactics.

The hard volleyball hit is not the only point scoring option a hitter has.

Volleyball tipping is an offensive strategy you can use to vary your attack hits.

These tips on volleyball attacking explain what to do if you get a ball set too close to the net and you find yourself in a joust with the opposing blocker.

These techniques describe how to increase the power of your volleyball spikes and what to do before you hit, while you hit and after you hit the ball. 

The outside hitter is the left side spiker at the net who is one of the team's offensive weapons who uses these attacking techniques in volleyball to score. 

Here's one volleyball attack tactic you should try which is to "aim the ball for the seam of the block" which is almost always effective when done correctly.

These are 10 volleyball hitting tactics that hitters, especially shorter players can rely on hit against and sideout and score against teams with big blockers in the front row.

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The outside hitter is the left side spiker in volleyball at the net who is the team's offensive weapon who usually gets the most sets and attack attempts.

In practice during spike training, you should do a lot of drills that teach you how to hit the ball hard, but you should also practice 

• * how to tip the ball
• * how to roll shot the ball
• * how to tip the ball sending it deep in the court as well as being
• * able to place the ball short, right behind the block.

When I say "mix up your shots" that means you develop a "bag of tools" or  a variety of ways to attack the ball, so that when the block stops your power game, or you want to really keep the opposing team guessing, you have the option of using your finesse game to still score points against the opposing team.

I don’t believe in specialization where middle blockers only block, and liberos only dig.

My belief is that whenever possible each player regardless of the position should be skilled enough to perform and/or train all six skills and perform them well. . .

My middle blockers train to be good passers and backcourt players with excellent digging and passing skills. . .

My liberos when possible get hitting and even blocking reps after they’ve done a ton of passing and digging reps. . .

In this drill, each hitter takes an approach jump and hits a controlled 50-65% speed ball to the opposing digger’s general cross court area. . .

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