The Volleyball Spike Approach For Hitting The 3 and 4 Step Approach
The volleyball spike approach for hitting is also called the spike approach and is done by a spiker who takes 3 or 4 steps to a ball in the air before hitting it.
keeping it above the level of your ear while the arm is above your head.
BYU freshman and three year semi-private training and boot camp class client Kate Prior uses her volleyball spike approach to hit from the outside.
Holding your elbow high and using a bow and arrow type movement to make contact with the ball so that it clears the net, you bring your hitting arm forward so it contacts the top third of the ball.
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.
Volleyball Basics: Where Do you Go From Here?
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Another way to learn how to block in volleyball efficiently is to keep the palms of your hands up close to your shoulders in a ready position before the rally.
Improve your passing skills with great ball control and volleyball ball handling skills along with faster footwork when moving to a served ball on your court.
The volleyball toss for the overhand serve needs to consistently be two feet up in the air and one foot in front of front foot which puts the ball in front of your serving arm.
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A little background about how April and I know each other...April Chapple and I both played college volleyball at the University of Tennessee. Her senior year they won the SEC Championship and she was…
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