HOW TO HIT SHARP CUT SHOTS FROM THE RIGHT SIDE - Beach Volleyball Tips

HOW TO HIT SHARP CUT SHOTS FROM THE RIGHT SIDE (If you are right handed) - Beach Volleyball Tips & Training
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[@AL-sw4dz]

This coach so good at explaining and demo, and to the point. Thanks coach

[@peter_munn_volleyball]

Exactly what I needed, thank you coach 🙏

[@boaltie10]

Good video, Craig. I'd add the knuckle cut to this list. I probably wouldn't use it on an open net, but it has bailed me out on a lot of tight sets against big blocks.

[@tywonellington]

I burned my opponents numerous times today with the cut and it’s entirely due to this video. Thanks. Your advice is gold.

[@menehunebvb]

Sweet! Glad it helped!

[@konstantinb.1841]

Thank you for the demo and explanation! But many coaches used to teach me that you shouldn’t change your armswing, otherwise you can be read. For ex, if you draw your elbow back - it means aggressive play, if your elbow stays low - prepare for the cushot. What do u think about it? Is it really so important, or can I skip it playing with non-professional players?

[@menehunebvb]

I dont agree with that (But i know that most coaches teach this). All the best pro shot makers use low to high attacks on shots. From a low elbow, you can hit the whole court and hit hard. You just need to learn how. With a high, back elbow, you def show the threat of hitting, but your shots are not good so they are easier to pick up.

[@menehunebvb]

And with non-pro players it is even less of an issue in my opinion. Just hit good shots and you will score more. 👍🏼