NCAA Middle Beast 1:1 Chats

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Course curriculum

1. Attacking and blocking
2. Gap Route 1
3. Float
4. Gap Routes
5. Float too wide can audible to f1
1. Stronger hands over the net
2. Setter location on court 1
3. Bigger first step to pin1
4. Blocking straight instead of a huge swing move
5. Split step move
6. Setter location on court
7. Practice blocking drills vs 6v6
8. Blocking Straight and Being Discipline to Pins
1. Attacking overpass
2. Pop Route Why run it
3. Gap too tight
4. Pop Route
5. Gap flying away from the ball
6. Transition attack
7. Setter in A4 Audible
8. Blocking straight and discipline
9. Pop good example
10. Pop good talk
1. Bigger first step leads to less reaching to pin
2. Jumping off one foot
3. Leaving the middle
4. Being straight if juked out
1. Hitting with range comes from staying off the net
2. Trusting your setter on tight ball on the net
3. Overpass Mistake
4. Setter moving in A4 Spiking Problems
5. Triangle system at 10ft
6. Spiking against a commit
7. Widen approach on Gap Route
1. Middle IQ Outside not available
2. Finishing the ball with your wrist not arms
3. Outside help on Quick Strong right hand
4. Key takeaways for Toby
5. Inside hand pressing over fast
6. Big swing move opens up easy tools
7. Training the split step off the net
1. Drift in the gap
2. 4406 - 4454
3. Setter moves to Area 4 - tight
4. Drift routes
1. Straight over the net on fast set
2. Don_t reach to attacker
3. Train the split step
4. Attacker’s body cue
5. Gap movement
6. Finishing move with hands
1. Back 1 Attack
2. Back 1 Attach - Part 2
3. Slide Attack
4. Running the Pop
5. Running the Pop 2
6. Front 1 Attack
7. Gap Attack
8. Drift Attack
9. Pop Attack 2
1. High Ball Blocking
2. Commit Block
3. Reading the Setter
1. Coming around the setter
2. Hitting the slivers of the court
3. Setter moves to A4
4. Pop Route
5. Tempo of a F1
1. Don't duck your head
2. Short side setting
3. When to split step?
4. Split Step
1. Don’t tip overpass
2. How to hit with more range
3. Open to your setter on gap
4. Where to attack and why
5. Float route- Let yourself fly more
1. Keeping your eyes on the ball
2. Don’t need to front the middle here
1. Front 1 - Spacing, Timing
2. Front 1- Staying behind the ball to hit harder
3. Overpass situation
4. Stay aggressive when setter moves towards you
5. New Lesson
1. Gap Go Communicate with blockers
2. Staying balanced on setter contact
1. Why you shouldn’t stand in the middle of the court in serve receive
2. How to deal with a fast pass
3. Late timing vs good timing on B1
1. Caught moving on setter contact
2. Picking up on a dying ball
3. Pressing over the net faster
4. Reaching on the block
5. When to Split Step

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NCAA Middle Beast 1:1 Chats

Course curriculum

Ben Braun : Attacking (Ohio State)

Ben Braun : Blocking (Ohio State)

Rico Wardlow: Attacking (Grand Canyon University)

Rico Wardlow: Blocking (Grand Canyon University)

Toby Ezeonu Attacking (Penn State)

Toby Ezeonu Blocking (Penn State)

Teon Taylor Attacking (BYU)

Teon Taylor Blocking (BYU)

Jimmy Meinhart: Attacking (Loyola)

Jimmy Meinhart: Blocking (Loyola)

Kyle Paulson Attacking (USC)

Edit: Kyle Paulson Blocking (USC)

Deem Meyer Attacking (Loyola)

Deem Meyer Blocking (Loyola)

Guilherme Voss: Attacking (Hawaii)

Guilherme Voss: Blocking (Hawaii)

Vanis Buckholz: Attacking (Ball State University)

Vanis Buckholz: Blocking (Ball State University)

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