Hitting Routes, Speeds, Tempo and more in this COMPLETE GUIDE!

As an Outside Hitter you must do it all! Here's a complete look at the placement and tempo of each set as well as outside hitter timing, footwork and body position.

[@SkAtErAhT]

honestly one of the best if not the best video ive ever seen on this topic. sharing with my adult team now!

[@abdulmalikadegoke3612]

Nice Video. Is it possible to get similar videos for middle and opposite routes? Thanks

[@SpookyVictor]

Amazing vid! Super succint and to the point.

[@lolrtrader3939]

Very good video! Question, what if you have inexperienced setters that cannot consistently push the "4" out to the antenna. Do you adjust your home base closer into the court or just have to use a more severe adjustment step? Thanks

[@RH-qd2nm]

Hitters still transition to the outside of the court.

[@ProfessorCat-lf1tm]

It's better to rely on your adjustment step. If you adjust your home base closer, you are sacrificing consistency, since you're already predicting a short set, which can create bad habits. Hitting short or low balls will also help you get better over time at speeding up or slowing down your approach while retaining as much power as possible

[@_ELzY_]

Im having a huge issue where my setters can’t set a 5 and always set super high, other than asking them to set me lower how do I adapt to a high set

[@bear6569]

From my experience preparation beats adjustment. Whenever we’re set a high ball, it’s hard to have enough time to adjust AND have a good approach. If your setter often sets high balls, don’t start your approach immediately. Instead, wait for the set and then start your approach.

[@drainrequiem]

slow down your approach