Right Side Blocking Technique - Volleyball Tutorials

[@MichaelAury]

As a left-handed spiker playing opposite this is really helpful. Thank you!

[@tylerp8887]

Your videos are far and away the best volleyball instruction videos on KZbin.

[@Rook.G34]

This was incredibly helpful and I cannot wait to implement your advice

[@ivantovalin8532]

VIDEO SUGGESTION: Can you make a video showing how to tip over the net effectively?

[@oliwierlenarcik909]

Hi Coach, could you make a video about setting a ball to the back row?

[@Pikoypulls]

Hey Coach! I was wondering if you can make a video on ankle treatment for sprains or rolls! I have sprained my ankle during season and unfortunately I didn't get to play my last game. I want to get better soon so I can practice for next year!

[@nicolescribner378]

Will you make a video showing passing techniques ( ex. cushioning and breaking up) and how you can put those in into rolls to get up faster? Also in he video you could break down how to properly roll and the different types. Thank you!

[@hvaball150]

I like your comment about it being a lefty approach. i never thought of that. I think that is why I see this approach block fail so often, statistically. the problem is when you are late or you drift. if their left side hitter is "going off", is getting 60%+ of the sets, or beats you outside to the line or the 1-6 gap - then I suggest getting out there earlier and abandoning the swing approach block and the middle. your job is to shut down the line and 1-6 gap. you can help with the middle only when the OH is taken care of. just an observation for all but the highest levels of play.

[@rtvc-]

Hey Coach, can you make a tutorial on running attacks? Thanks for this great video. Keep it up!

[@austindisk]

hi coach.Thanks for the tutorial videos which are very helpful for me.But I'm wondering when there is only one blocker(right front blocker), where should I place my hand so that I have a higher chance of blocking the opponent(outside hitter on the other side) ? Thanks a lot!

[@jacobrico7977]

Hey I was just gonna ask if you can make a video for beginners and what they should know going into tryouts/conditioning!

[@karolbuda4]

How should you position yourself as a right side blocker relative to the hitter? Is it like blocking left side, where you would align your right shoulder with the opponents left shoulder if they're right handed?

[@Unknown-td7dv]

Great video very informative.

[@phoenixthalita]

excelente video , ojala lo pudieran subtitular en español, thanks for your teach

[@coletsaynes]

Hey coach do you have any tutorials for bic and pipe positions and plays? If not can you make one?

[@lxamusic0919]

Hey coach can make a tutorail How to Slide Attack?

[@mrddoesyoutube7797]

thank you :)

[@awesomedude1560]

hi coach! can I also hit like you even if im only 5'2 tall??

[@jamescleare910]

teach what to do in the air when u cant spike pass the block, like whipes and tips please

[@jamescleare910]

Thank you so much😊 i look forward to it

[@tationnajackson3288]

Talk about middle hitters not just outside and right please

[@al3459]

I'm right handed and blocking on the right seems more natural to me

[@SheepBoy121]

Do i have a chance to play on high net if im only 182 cm high?

[@jordeauxx]

Yes. If you are in highschool anyway. If you're talking about club then still yes. It really doesn't matter how tall you are but how tall you jump.

[@SheepBoy121]

+Brothy Thank you ;D

[@TecSationce]

+SheepBoy121 are you serious ? 182 is over the average. there are some people who can spike in 3meter line with 170cm train your jumping skills.

[@SheepBoy121]

+TecSationce I am not familiar with this stuff. I am actually suprised that 170 is averge! Thank you for educating me ;-)

[@TecSationce]

i didnt say 170 is the average. in the usa is around 175cm the male height average

[@josh_raiden]

how tall are u in cm ?

[@Blowurmind63]

+Yoshua Lukas 1.77

[@lxamusic0919]

Hey coach can make a tutorail How to Slide Attack?