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.
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.
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.
Move quickly to beat the ball to where you think its going to land and then try and be stopped before you pass the ball.
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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