Learn the Overhand Float Serve technique step by step!

[@BD-ji6qu]

More like this, please 👍

[@Syxz_Shanks]

I do float serve aggressively, steps wrong but still managed to send it over to opponents' side. but when I'm focusing on the ball, I am worried about like stepping on the line.

[@carolinepoole7620]

I would say just start a little further back so you don’t worry about stepping on the line

[@kenn_obi]

Hey same here 🙋

[@valerioharvey7289]

The same thing with me lol 😅. I usually do low serve and I can do it well if Im passing the ball to the opponent. But when im actually servicing, the ball flies sideways

[@elmarealtor]

Thank you

[@TheAcorn2223]

i needed this

[@StepBaum]

so what do I do with the hands exactly? how to toss and hit without spin?

[@AntEverything]

strong, wide hands. hit center of ball at high contact point

[@StepBaum]

@@AntEverything wenn i do that i always loose out on power does a real "opmph" sound

[@sascha2056]

If you hit with the middle of the palm of your hand and keep the palm of your hand really firm and tense the ball should bounce off it like it would from your forearm and follow the forward trajectory of your hand

[@AntEverything]

A good float makes a thud sound instead of a slap

[@StepBaum]

@@sascha2056 Thanks I can work with that!

[@pauldewitt7697]

Do you hit thr ball with the palm or the lower part of your hand

[@Golden-Mama-4ever]

Lower part

[@SpecksNplanks]

Wooooaaaaaah😮

[@Justinn_00]

Then the ref calls for time and the opponents get the point

[@ahmadafifuddinabdrahim7581]

Instructions unclear, hand and ball contact?

[@sonja_loves_you]

i cant hit the ball far enough over the net

[@trydodis690]

If you’re struggling to get power in your serve make sure you’re really making most of your step into the ball, but make sure you are contacting it slightly in front of you and not behind your head or directly above it. If you are a beginner make sure you are not making a common mistake for serving which is not fully bringing your arm back. You may need to try and toss higher if you don’t have the time to. Your arm should be as far back as possible and elbow slightly angled downwards to the point you feel your back muscles engaged. And last thing is try and make sure your swing is fluid. In volleyball some incredibly lanky people have insane power despite not having much muscle, they can achieve this because when they swing their arm it is like a whip. Translating all the force they generate from the moment they twist their core, into progressively smaller muscles like the ones controlling their shoulder, their triceps and forearm.

[@sonja_loves_you]

@@trydodis690 Thanks!

[@Hellamoody]

Wow thank you for your detailed explanation, I feel so much more confident serving after reading this​@@trydodis690