Japan - Defense to Transition Tokyo 2020

[@ntan102]

3:51 is the best transition off the block and into the running approach

[@RoyalsRP]

I firmly believe team japan is the best team in the world from a skill's perspective. The ONLY thing holding them back is their physicality (height)

[@iamcooked]

They have the power of anime on their side

[@callaeuw]

if japan was the best skillwise their height wouldn't matter and they'd be much higher up in the league. yes, they're shorter, and yes they're still very very skilled, but i definitely feel as though brazil with bruno, wallace and lucas and poland with leon have more skill

[@zetoghetto]

literally balls come from japan

[@agustinrojas2959]

@@callaeuw The thing is that they are all EXTREMELY GOOD, other teams like poland itself have good players but the EXTREMELY GOOD one is Leon, the other ones just are good ones with extremely good genetics

[@acro3382]

@@kelvindegree6516 I think his argument is that if the Polish or Brazilian (maybe not Brazil) were the same height as the Japanese team, they wouldn't be as good as the Japan team is.

[@ohreally6114]

The ball is so fast,everyone was so amazing watching this with this angle,

[@nathancerbo7050]

Watching this literally put me on the edge of my seat 😵‍💫

[@blazeleo8451]

Can you make a video of Tatsuya Fukuzawa overhand receiving?

[@ちや-m5m]

このアングル好き⸜❤︎⸝‍ 見てて楽しい

[@m0ment219]

Yea, was about to say. This angle shows you MUCH more than the usual horizontal view.

[@Drumscover]

3:06 関田が戻るの忘れてるの面白い

[@Drumscover]

その後石川とブロックの位置スイッチングしてるし、動き複雑だなぁ〜

[@marwankamel4438]

2:07 to 2:47 is the best rally of the video 🔥🔥🔥

[@ntan102]

Serve at 1:19 is insane

[@stammmpy]

What happend at the beggining ?

[@volleyballchannel...150]

Luv from Nepal

[@真島一馬]

1:32 4回触ってるのに「なんで？」みたいな反応するのホント草 バレーのルール忘れたんかw

[@josephwu4352]

3:01

[@danny8250]

If japan had the genetics and physically like the European teams they would genuinely win everything

[@imsocleansofresh741]

It is very interesting to see the block switch up between Sekita and Ishikawa twice at 3:15 and 3:25. They put up the smaller blocker, setter, to block the opposite. Also, I think the transition after that block formation is kinda inefficient since Ishikawa will then again travel to Zone 4 from Zone 2 to spike the ball 3:30. They could have probably have "cleaner" and more seamless transition if the setter blocks at Zone 2 and the oh in Zone 4. Any thoughts guys?

[@86Nelson68]

Leon is attacking from Zone 2 and he is the best offensiv player in the world. They wanted to put there best block against him. And they try to hide sekita because he is very small.

[@BuraK-md1wr]

whot the fight ! :)

[@lostsoulx7]

can someone explain the first clip?

[@kunpiyeee5886]

The ball came from outside the antenna in to the court.

[@lostsoulx7]

@@kunpiyeee5886 oh thank you, I was kinda confuse cause I didnt see any fault

[@Drumscover]

4:20

[@thinhphungduc]

0:23 i dont understand :((

[@kunpiyeee5886]

the ball isnt allowed to cross the net outside of the two antennas. Japans ball came outside of the antenna

[@agustinrojas2959]

1:28 The way Leon tells his teammate to pass the ball anyway when they already touched it 3 times is disgusting, then trying to fool the referee

[@stinic4263]

Stop nitpicking and enjoy the show

[@lorenzocrisol8129]

I see where u come from, but I think most athletes are taught to play till the whistle and also Leon probably thought #14 didn't touch the ball. I'll give Leon the benefit of the doubt and say this is what happened.

[@yungwells6549]

Its called playing till the whistle is sounded. Stop crying. It's the officials job to stop the action and it's the players prerogative to play until they hear a whistle.

[@bob8583]

poland's defense is way better than japanese one

[@bubs-jc7vo]

That’s simply not true lol

[@しん-u3g7n]

バレーを見るなら後ろからだよな それにしても日本はこんなやつらと戦ってんだな

[@れーいん-y2o]

1:18