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I disagree Ushijima saying he will defeat them next time is a form of acknowledgement, he's saying "I believe that you are both good enough to go professional, and when you do that's when I'll beat you". because they can't have another game in high school he's graduating.
98 goin crazy, can't wait for the meet the team for this version of tall ones. His blocks are kinda scary though, gotta be careful he's not landing wrong on the middle or something.
Hey coach. I know this got nothing to do with the video but I've got a problem with my approach for spiking. So Im right handed, and when i make the approach i start the 3 steps naturally like if i was left handed: right left right jump, and I've got problems with changing that. Any advice so i can do the left right left naturally? Or I should change to left handed playing? I play as middle blocker. Thank you
sheer repetition bro I had the same problem as an outside - if you don't change it you won't be able to get the same torque to hit the ball (you can't rotate with the same efficiency)
@@jiteshjensondas277 the main problem, i think, is that when i jump i change my feet position in the air to rotate, like, after jumbing my body twists to the left and i try twisting it back to the right somehow, loosing timing to hit the ball properly, that's my main issue.
@@ACEKKIyeah just work on your approach footwork. Like he said, repetition. Timing and power will improve. Sounds like what you’re currently doing is making it much, much harder with less power and coordination. Work on the approach footwork for sure
Min 6:55 was the best Spike ever. That left smash was amazing. Awesome recep by Danny Sweet spot pass and then, The flawless spike Nice positioning, nice step and of course nice shark nike train of movement to that powerful spike. I am a huge amateur player who can't consistently spike, but I can kinda analyze that amazing spike and detail each sequence. Real nice. I put it on 0.25x speed and rewatching like 5min straight. Thanks for this Collab and edit the replays for best.plays❤❤❤
I like that you speak clearly and not so fast. I started playing volleyball qhen i was 10 , just passing balls with my playmates in front of our house . Then i always koin tschool tournaments in high school and college and even at work during summer tournaments. i am at my happiest whenever I play volleyball. When my children were in high school i joined the parents ans teachers tournament. I was in mt mis 40’s when i last played. Now I am 60 and my daughters asked me to teach and play with them. I can still run and climb stairs faster than them but i am eager to know what the necessary warm up exercises a 60 year old should do to avoid injuries. Thank you 🙌🏽
I'm surprised how softly it sounds when he hits the ball, but it goes full power and changes direction I hit with all I've got and the ball varely goes over the net 😅
