3 Volleyball Player Passing Tips To Quickly Fix Serve Receive Skills

3 volleyball player passing tips like keep arms straight, feet on the ground and move your feet quickly to the ball when you need to improve your serve receive.

Volleyball Player Passing: Improve your passing skills by fighting the temptation of breaking your arms apart keep them together especially when you are passing on the move. (Ralph Arvesen)

These 3 volleyball player passing tips will make a quick difference on how well you get the ball to your intended target...

• Keep your arms together without breaking them apart during the pass
• Keep your feet on the ground when bumping the ball
• Move your feet quickly to get to the ball

Volleyball Player Passing: No matter how hard or easy the serve...keep your arms together when you pass. (April Chapple)

Don't break your arms apart.

Volleyball Player Passing Tips: No matter how hard or easy the serve...keep your arms together when you pass a volleyball. (Al Case)

No matter how hard or easy the serve...keep your arms together when you pass a volleyball.

Fight to maintain good volleyball passing skill and technique. I'm guilty of committing this error when I know its an easy pass or free ball.

You have to fight the temptation of breaking your arms apart and keep them together especially when you are passing on the move.

That's why it's important to get stopped then use the correct technique.

Don't be lazy just because it seems like an easy pass to make. 

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Whenever possible pass with both feet on the court floor.

Don't jump bump. 

Volleyball Player Passing Tips: You cannot be airborne and expect to perform the serve receive volleyball skill well.

Very easy reasoning...when you are in the air you have much less control of your body and/or the ball but if your feet remain on the ground you can make small adjustments (maybe an extra shuffle step forward or backward if needed) to control the outcome of the serve receive 99% better. 

Its hard to be airborne and expect to perform the serve receive volleyball skill well.

Its hard to be airborne and expect to perform the serve receive volleyball skill well. (Ralph Arvesen)

Stay low and work to be patient and let the ball come down to you and avoid rising up to meet the ball while its still high in the air. 

Volleyball Player Passing Tips: You have to fight the temptation of breaking your arms together especially when you are passing on the move. (Jaroslaw)

Pass with your feet first not with your arms.

This sounds a little tricky to understand but what this means is that you need to get into the habit of getting to the ball first by getting your feet behind the ball, first, no matter where it is.

There is a volleyball passing drill that really illustrates how this should look.

A player starts in the left back serve receive position...another one can be in the right back position as well.

A coach from mid court on the other side of the volleyball net will first underhand serve a ball anywhere to the left side of the court.

The left side passer has to keep her/his arms behind his back at all times and run to get his/her feet to the ball in time to allow the ball to take ONE bounce through their legs. 

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