Is there other moves in Volleyball?

Question

Please help me cause I suck at playing Volleyball.

Answer 1

The most basic moves are "dig", "set" and "spike".

Some players prefer to "tip" the ball instead of spiking it. It's just a soft touch technique to nudge the ball straight line to ground away from the other player - you could use a spike technique or the set to do this - to accurately place the ball towards the ground on the other side.

When you can't do a proper dig (you're in the wrong position, or you don't have the time to get into the right position) - you can do half a dig - where you make contact with only one arm. And a good saving the ball from hitting the ground in awkward positions, is simply to use a closed fish, and make contact with your closed fingers.

A reverse dig is useful, when you are chasing the ball and wish to redirect the ball. (digging backwards over your head).

When you are in a wrong position, you can use almost any technique you can come up with - to make contact with the ball - you just can't use any scoop technique that is viewed as a held ball - any closed hand is fine, and any technique that is just a variation of the dig, set and spike - usually is legal too.

When you do a lot of practice - with passing the ball - you will find you need techniques which cover the awkward balls - and find techniques that work for you, in those situations.

It is better to do something with the ball, instead of letting it make contact with the ground - when you could have done something with the ball.

Answer 2

what are you talking about? moves?  be more specific

Answer 3

Well I'm not sure what you mean, but volleyball is all about strategies. When you are passing for exampe (bumping) you should feel like you are sitting on a chair. When you hit, you should step with your left then right then bring your legs together and jump. Don't think about getting your position perfect. Keep practicing; the more you practice the easier it gets to play volleyball.

Answer 4

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