3 Passing Prep Tips to Improve your Beach Volleyball Serve Receive

[@hammockmonk]

The MOST value in a two-minute video ever!

[@aliviaorvieto9597]

I tried passing tip #1 in my game today. No joke had the best game of the season so far. My coach told me my reading was so good tonight but it was just my preparation to move in any given direction. Thank you so much!!

[@mattnikishin7200]

I just stumbled upon this channel and these videos are so helpful! I've been playing for the past 4 years and still seeing new ways to improve. Thank you for great content!

[@RickDesotell]

We use this two step forward in baseball as well

[@vuknuk]

These are excellent tips guys. Thanks a bunch will incorporate them into my game

[@Pau1danelli]

Love that staggered step tip.

[@dweaind]

Great tips! The tennis split step is something I haven't heard yet. Excited to try it out. Do you use the tennis split step when receiving spikes as well?

[@neopunch]

Thx for the tip! Will pass on to my mates! Can we see some tips on hand setting as well as explosiveness on the beach? U guys rock

[@zero_x93]

Great communication guys, many beach volleyball videos don't really explain things efficiently like you have. Question on serve/receive... Are you suggesting the tennis split step into a staggered feet stance to then respond to the serve/attack? On what cue during the serve/attack do you make the decision to tennis split step? Also, any suggestions on positioning (or reading) jump float serves that are driven hard to the backline/corners about chest/shoulder high? I'm 5'11" and I'm positioned about 5-7 feet from the back line. Thanks

[@zero_x93]

MCKB Volleyball i applied the split step last night and what a tremendous difference. Not just mobility but i felt my touches were noticeably more controlled. Thank you! And thanks for the deep float tips as well! -Victor Miami, FL

[@zero_x93]

MCKB Volleyball tried it on defense tonight and i feel like i have that much more time to relax and make a better decision on the information the hitter/setter are giving me. I definitely have better mobility to cover the court because of this step. I feel i can absorb more withkkoookdding this time my game help isolate areas of my defensive game and focus on improving

[@pdxbk]

What a great start!! Make sure to make use of "playlists". Use these guys as a template for what you're doing going forward. GCN Global Cycling Network. Can't wait to see more from you two. Really clear and concise stuff. WTG!

[@mkt943]

Is there any tips to passing when the wind is very strong?

[@mannplaza2968]

Tip #2 is ESSENTIAL keeping the staggered feet ALSO allows you to get balls shot deep over your head. When a ball is going over your head and dropping 'deep line' having a staggered stance allows you to pivot on that back leg and turn while allowing you to keep your eye on the ball. When you pivot on that back foot and you do a complete 180 degree turn you are now in a sprinter position to get to that deep shot ball.

[@philipkim6812]

can you do a video on overhead passing?

[@philipkim6812]

when retreating after attacking or blocking i get caught in no mans land and often have to overhead pass a hard driven ball. it is difficult to control. maybe i should commit to either staying up or getting back all the way so i can pass properly. thanks for the reponse. i really enjoy your breakdowns and tips.

[@ronmeyn5945]

Keep the tips coming boys, love ya work!

[@firstbloodwarrior3868]

Prep tip #1 seems the same as #2 - both are using staggered feet. What is the difference? (Thanks!)

[@2tim316.]

How do you receive a ball at face level