Passing volleyball

This page explains what happens when a team is on offense along with a reprint of my 10 Volleyball Serve Receive tips article that appeared on Active.com

A Pass in volleyball, also called a Bump or a Reception, is the attempt by a team to properly handle the opponent’s serve or any form of attack. Proper Passes include preventing the ball from touching the floor, and also making it reach a position where the setter is standing quickly and precisely. Downloads online #sports #volleyball

Volleyball picture digging and passing

Doing volleyball wall passing and setting drills at home, in practice or open gym improve your volleyball pass and set ball handling skills on the court.

There are a series of easy volleyball passing drills we do in warmups and in the main part of my Breakfast Club and Happy Hour practice to improve technique.

The setting technique can be used by nonsetters to pass the ball on the first, second, or third contact.

Volleyball drills passing - serve receive skills for the beginners. Tips to learn the proper fundamentals of passing.

Read about overhead volleyball passing. Find volleyball drills to improve your serve receive skills.

A Volleyball Dig is performed to prevent the ball from touching the court after a Spike or Attack, usually a ball that is almost touching the ground. In many ways, a Dig is similar to Passing or Bumping, and like a Pass, the arm position stays the same. Downloads online #sports #volleyball

These beginner volleyball drills are a series of setting and passing exercises to do to increase your reading and anticipation and your ball control skills.