How To Read The Setter in Volleyball | 18% Better

While I don't advocate for 'reading' in the game of indoor 6s volleyball, maybe in the way you might when playing outdoor beach or grass doubles. There are circumstances in the game where you can use it to your advantage. This video is a reminder that blocking is hard, and good setter are constantly trying to trick you into moving the wrong direction. That being said, there are times where you can get a competitive advantage on a setter and read where that ball is going to get a good jump on your blocking transition.
While this video caters a lot to middle blockers, who are primarily responsible for blocking from pin to pin, there are plenty of takeaways and tendencies that can be applied to all blocking positions.
I hope you get 1% better at least, from this video and pick-up a thing or two. As always, if you have questions or want to see me make a specific video make sure to hit those comments.
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Could you make a video on how to transition from blocking to attacking as a middle or even other positions and what to do as a middle if we are out of system?