I love how ur first instinct was to comfort Selina especially since it was her first time doing libero. U are such a great teammate uplifting all the players!💕
i like how you encouraged selena! starting out new in games is terrifying, especially in a new position and having people who will assure you always helps you grow
bruh aint no way, when i started getting into keyboards your the first person I watched for keyboard content. Now I'm getting into volleyball and your showing up randomly in my recommended after 1 year to make volleyball content, its a sign lmao.
Hamaji!!!!! your my favorite volleyball content creator. It's really hard to find a funny and kind content creator and a creator who has the same opinions in volleyball as me :D so i really enjoy your videos!
i’ve never seen ur videos before but i gotta say i noticed how aware you are of ur own mistakes but ur so forgiving and encouraging with ur teammates and i respect that a lot :)
hey man, just found your channel and i love your videos they radiate a sense of comfort that really resonates with me keep up the good work man setu lagi(no malay)
Back when I still playing tf2, you did tf2 content, then I got into keyboards, you did keeb content, now that I started playing volleyball again, you’re doing vb content😂😂
hi just curious where do you find these communities and places to play in? I’m also wanting to improve in the sport and want to play with people better than me😅 (I’m also from Singapore, so if it’s possible I would like to play with you guys some time!)
its like im watching haikyuu. all of the terms u were talking abt r stuff i learned from haikyuu lmao. and its cool to see the float serve irl instead of in an anime.
Maybe it's just the POV, but to me it looks like you start very far into the court when going for a hit. I'd say, as a leftie, you'd want to start your approach at least 30 cm/1 foot outside the court, usually a bit more. Very nice playing!
@@hamajineo Exactly! This differs hugely based on personal preference and physiology but a general guide I would say for right side hitters is: Right handed: Start on the sideline. Left handed: Start about half a meter outside the court and approach towards the ball/set. Taking a wider approach helps in 3 ways: You get a more natural spiking movement and open up the line shot, you get better vision on both the court and the block, and if the set is not exactly where you want it, you can more easily adapt as the required shift in momentum would be more forward than sideways. I noticed you do not like to hit line, but I'd recommend asking your setters to push the ball a bit further back and do your approach starting outside the court and try the line hit anyway, it will open up a lot of offensive tools and you'll be way harder to block.
Btw are you in a team or do you just have a place to go to play volleyball like an open gym? Id love to play volleyball too but theres no place i can do that rly :I
comes over time but for jumping, a good mix of strength training + plyometrics. for spiking.. i recommend getting a coach and making sure the ball is in FRONT of you, i mess that up a lot
Hey neo! I wanna ask but how do you find these communicaties of ppl? I wanna improve (also Malaysian) and I've seen ur videos on instagram, and I wanna improve in my free time other than just training with my coach once or twice a week. I hope I can get a response 😭
best thing you can do is become better, and then join through public communities. Best thing you can do is be loud, friendly and outgoing on the court. Thats the best way. Also join communities and teams! Tryout for them and play with them / train with them. 100% the best way to do it
