Spike Like a Pro - 5 must know Volleyball tips to dominate at the net

[@allen6425]

Man, I have to come back and thank you. All your tips are instant game changer, especially looking at the middle blocker. I just watch this video a few days ago, today in my game I got more points than I ever have. Thank you, keep up the good work~

[@coachartie]

Hey! Thanks for coming back and sharing your experiences! So happy it's helped you and you've been able to see results! Keep working hard! 🙏

[@cyromani226]

for newer players i think it’s important to explain how to jump diagonally at the ball and not just vertically. this was a massive problem for me when i first started and it made me constantly look very awkward, hit net, and just get blocked.

[@ArminJafari-r6d]

hmm, sounds intersting, do you mean jumping sideways as in your going towards the net through the air once you jump?

[@nickcin1444]

I think he’s talking about broad jumping up and forward towards the ball

[@coachartie]

Yeah, unsure what jumping diagonally means... Sorry. I'm thinking you're talking about approaching on an angle? Which is a very important tip!

[@michaelg8841]

@@coachartieI think he means broad jumping

[@SirFroggos]

@@coachartie i believe he means jumping into the ball instead of just straight up just behind the ball (of course not directly into the ball)

[@Logmatin2509]

For a while I struggled a lot with hitting, then I tried out the 4 step approached and I've greatly improved my spiking since in such a short amount of time.

[@Verity-Volley]

Thank you coach. This really broadened my perspective of what is the spike actually about, especially the part about what we’re lookin at and tools of how to use that information. I’m still struggling with the 4-steps due to playing open gym only with inconsistent sets but thanks to you I discovered I have a lot of other things to learn. I appreciate your work a lot. Wish you merry Christmas and a happy New Year + countless volleyball games in good health ❤️🍀🍀

[@Smugzug]

Coach, My 13 year old is loving your videos, thanks for continuing to make these videos!

[@coachartie]

That is awesome! Hope theyre helping!

[@shurchil_live]

Artie! Thank you! My biggest weakness is hitting/scoring points. I am a quick defender, a good serve passer. But my attack lacks...something. You opened my eyes. I thought I have to hit hard and fast but the "Toolbox" tip was just amazing. Thanks bro!

[@hoaxpositive]

as a newbie, for some reason (previous sports, probably) i’m so adapted to the 4 step approach. after seeing this and trying it at training, it’s already working a charm. love your vids, especially the MB tips, has helped me learn and grow so much

[@ckrealtor11]

Wow, just wow! I can't wait to share this with my daughter, best spiking video I've seen and I've watched them all, thank you!

[@coachartie]

Wow, thank you! Very high praise! Hope your daughter learns a bunch 😊

[@user-maddii]

You are one of the best Coaches ever 👍

[@coachartie]

Wow High Praise! Thanks for your support!

[@bentleyshay]

Toolbox example was actually one of the greatest analagies ive seen

[@ShekinahVillanueva-q7g]

Mannn, this channel is a hidden gem I'm glad I found you coach Artie! life becomes soooooo simple live long and prosper!

[@gobluebro]

Thanks Coach Artie for the help. I love your energy and your wisdom. "If you don't fail you will never learn... Force yourself to be uncomfortable because if you don't you will stay mediocre." Love it. I will continue to work hard.

[@buxencatala]

Nice video! helps to learn a lot!! Could you make a video of master the block? Telling us how to close the block and when to close and open the line? etc... Thanks coach!!

[@coachartie]

Great idea! You spitting fax with that video title aswell! Master the Block! I'm putting it on the ideas list thanks 🙏

[@ignacioarmendarizgachitegu7379]

THANK YOUU!!! Really, from the bottom form my heart. As a new OH this absolutely will help me, not only on a technical level but also mentally. Personally, all positions NEED one thing in common which I think is worth mentioning...CONFIDENCE above all. This video + having confidence will help me improve significantly. Thank you again Coach!!! 🙌

[@qakinton9926]

Man these videos are incredible I’ve been playing for about 2 years now and my training has never been advanced, these videos are so helpful in getting better even if my trainiers are not teaching us advanced skills

[@tylerfouts9550]

This is a video I've been waiting for and it was full of great info and mindset points. Thank you Artie you're videos are amazing.

[@coachartie]

Wow you're words are so kind 🥲 I'll keep working hard! 🙏🙏🙏

[@ClintRay2578]

Kia ora from USA... Good stuff. Going to try 4 step

[@samusam_ray1384]

Siempre que encontraba sus videos alcanzaba a entender lo que comprendo debido al lenguaje pero gracias a que KZbin pone subtítulos en español de una mejor manera entiendo mas al entrenador y fue de mucha utilidad, gracias 👍👍

[@coachartie]

So glad KZbin can do that! I wish I could do subtitles myself... But Im not even good at English 😂

[@danieldziepak6561]

Thank you only been playing for about 3 months and im learning spiking this was very helpful

[@coachartie]

Good luck in your vball journey! Excited for you 🙏

[@sake3857]

I personally like to use side steps after an attack as it is also resting time, not only for the legs, but more importantly for the brain being swushed around in your skull. Turning all the time gives me just a slight hint of vertigo which weakens my approach significantly!

[@danielvillafane7267]

That’s some helpful information to grow above mediocre!!

[@coachartie]

Hope it helps 😊

[@itsmakun826]

I watched this earlier at 2am and when i got to school i tried to do the tips cause i dont know how to spike properly and all of the tips worked thank you very much now my teammates wont get mad at me ps: i only played volleyball last year and im subscribing to you now 💜💙💜💚

[@coachartie]

So glad it helped! Continue to work hard!!

[@Gudavlli]

The best tips, thank you very much !!

[@joseph6855]

1. Approach: Consider a 4-step approach instead of 3-step approach, as it could give you more options to sync up with your setter, based on what step you are on when you are touching the ball. If you are on your first step when they touch the ball, then this is timing a high set. Second step, running a medium set. Third step, then a quick set. 2. Transition: Explore if using a backwards shuffle/back-pedal works best for you when transitioning from a block, to preparing to spike. Back-pedaling can be unnatural depending on where you are trying to look. Instead of back-pedaling, try opening up/turning towards your side of the court and running back to your spiking prep position (without moving backwards). This allows you to open up to your team's side of the court so you can easily see what is happening. 3. Explosiveness: You may be explosive on your hit, but are you being explosive on your approach? You need to be moving quick and explosively on your approach so that you can use more of that forward momentum to hit the ball even harder than with a slow/calm approach. (Do be careful about where you land though...) 4. Vision: What are you looking at when you are in position to hit? If you are primarily watching the ball, stop (assuming that the pass is good and the setter is able to get the second touch). Look at opposing middle blocker to see if they are in position block both pins? Are they watching you? If they are able to block you, are they going to be late, so you can try to get in between the block before the complete it? 5. Toolbox: You need multiple tools to be effective as a spiker. You have cross, line, tip, roll, tool off the block, many options. Do not just hit the ball as hard as you can without thinking, think about the best way to hit rather than just hitting the ball as you can and getting blocked. If something doesn't work, try something else, be creative, be flexible. 6. FAAAX: It's okay to fail, to be uncomfortable. Don't stagnate or let yourself become mediocre, don't be afraid to try new things, and once again, be flexible!

[@zyronyoutube8647]

Ty for all the tips. I going to work and see the results.

[@coachartie]

Hope it helps 😊

[@sh1nz.]

the vision is really important segment(As the others)

[@theroboyd9919]

Thank you so much for the advice you keep up the good work man

[@gabbo5733]

damn your tips really open my minds on a lot of dubts that i had on the block reading

[@coachartie]

Hope it helps

[@ptolemyauletesxii8642]

For a long time I struggled with volleyball. Then I got old and now I really struggle!

[@EdwinHochstetler-zt2zc]

I hope that was supposed to be funny and not serious cause that cracked me up!! 😂

[@BLPDino]

Im just watching this So i could practice, since i havent played an actual game for a long time and my skills have become rusty and so im watching this because i have a non official match next month So thank you for the reminding me of these tips

[@coachartie]

So glad I could help! 😊

[@piero3282]

I remember last season my (now coach) asked me if I wanted to play volleyball at his club and I gave the sport a chance, and Artie helped me a lot with his explanations. I already had a whip on my arm but this season I want to improve the technical aspect, it's time to implement the advice 🦾

[@user-en4lb8tq7t]

Finally, something valuable and free. Have you thought of doing game analysis of national teams?

[@bigmixmax]

Grrrreaaaaaaat!!!!!! Thaaaanks coach Artie!!! 😊

[@coachartie]

Glad I could help!

[@Zubiosha]

Yes, a more explosive approach can make a hit harder, but I find that slowing it down a little bit and messing with the timing can really fake out blockers and give me a better analysis of the blockers and defenders. Power isnt the only important part of the hit, assessing the court and ball placement is just as important.

[@coachartie]

I agree! You’re doing that intentional which is great. I think a lot of people are doing it without thinking about it which is the real problem.

[@rgli0]

thanks from California, coach Artie!

[@coachartie]

Thanks for watching!

[@mertyang]

ahahah i love this opinions and insights! thanks Artie!

[@Cristiannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Hey man just wanted to say thank you for all the tips, as u said in the video we don't want to be just some mediocre hitters. See ya when im gonna be playing for my national team italy❤

[@TheProRaphael]

I’m a middle and please, would you please make a video about middles for hitting, blocking and everything else that good to know for a middle 😅. I’ve played volleyball for around 5 years however havent got very good. Likely because I’m less athletic, the whole time of course i havent been practicing, my first like 3 years I wasn’t learning much as I was in primary and it I wasn’t as serious but I know that tips and techniques can improve my game a lot so please 😅, could you make a video for middles so I can become a better middle and player for my team 😊. (Also any tips for how to hit better for a less athletic player with low hops😅)

[@coachartie]

I'm rooting for you! Ill going to try and run through most positions with 5 tips for each. So I will get to it! Middle tips and smarter plays for shorter hops! It's on the to do list 😀 🙏

[@Renegade_KT]

I'm playing tonight. You got 10 mins max 🤪 Self-taugh here. Thanks for the video. It's the small details that take us to the next level.

[@coachartie]

Hope the vid helped 🙏

[@Renegade_KT]

@@coachartie Very helpful. Now, I just need to process the info, assimilate it, try it, fail, try it some more, fail some more, and then boom, master spiker it is😉

[@Ollowayn]

Good advice, thanks coach!

[@kunshaneja5193]

thanks coach, any tips on how to practice spiking alone? without a setter?

[@hernando-2k641]

Gotta try it the next time, thanks for the Tipps

[@coachartie]

Keep me updated! Keen to hear how the tips go for you! 🙏

[@ghoztvibez]

Thank you Coach Artie, as someone who’s been struggling to even know how to approach once I know the ball was up for me, this cleared some problems I could do, now the next step is to actually implement it in practice to perfect it 😂 if as a fan, I was wondering, along with this video, do you have a video of “how to hit harder?” Or to generate more force against the ball, I’m confused and arguing with myself with the arm swing I should do, how should I do it, where should I contact the ball, how should I contact the ball, etc etc but even searching it up doesn’t make enough sense to me and you’re the best at explaining things so I hope if you know how to clear that up in a video or a previous video you’ve already done, I would love to check it out to see. Thank you and God bless

[@hauani2441]

I've always been doing the 4 step approach, I just feel more in synch w the setter when I do it

[@coachartie]

Me too!

[@shell2562]

Could you make a video about tips for every position? Would help me a ton!

[@TheProRaphael]

Agreed!

[@coachartie]

This is a great idea! Writing it down on my ideas list right now

[@thrennaissance]

Mate is this Kelvin Grove, I was there two weeks ago

[@CaseyLipps-rv2en]

This dude is awesome

[@_henatu_]

Thank you

[@whendidiask7201]

Lol your my actual coach in Brisbane. I had no clue you had a KZbin channel. See you next season

[@coachartie]

WHO???

[@CSteph_]

Thanks coach, very cool.

[@bestofriendo30]

Welcome

[@ckrealtor11]

Thanks!

[@coachartie]

Thanks for supporting the channel with your super thanks 🙏 Very appreciative ☺️

[@siavashabdoli]

As someone who played club level before and watched higher level analytically, that "don't watch ball" is either confusing or wrong. if you have perfect receive and perfect set yeah probably you may skip the ball but you need at least 50% of that time to look at the ball and in between checking everything in opponent team. like when I'm playing I'm actually seeing the ball but I took glances to everyone in opponent team. not just middle blocker but everyone but I don't need 100% of time to know that. especially you need last glance when jumping because lots of things could have changed but watching before that could help to know the opponent movement. also into blocking you need to watch ball more than the player if you don't opponent abuse your lack of watching ball in perfect way. in pos 4 I'll just jump in a way that ball would be on my right side and if you jump exactly front of me I'm gonna get perfect hit on right. you need to jump a little to my right if I jumped that way and they waving the hand with ball passing from that area. it's jut one combination but not watching the ball is huge common mistake actually as opponent limited with that anyway. as setter yeah I won't watch the ball that much after first receive comparing to other positions. still even for top tier player it's more than 50% on ball but they really look away from ball especially the setters

[@siavashabdoli]

and just another tip on 4 step. honestly no one ever told me about 3 :))) it was always at least 4. 3 doesn't make sense you can't sync yourself but one layer above that would be pre step to outside of the box. so if you are at 4 just take a step left immediately after the receive. you need to go outside the box(literally) you have way more options. you may end up jumping anywhere even you can totally get back 2 meter into your court again but opposite of that would be hard and probably you gonna end up with net fault. Sorry my first language is not english not sure if I used the right terms in english.

[@Tyson_ff_20]

Thanks sir for your kind information and tips ❤

[@artyvideo94]

bro this went from a simple tips and tricks video to one of the best motivation videos i have seen in a while. great job. just one question was this scripted or not ?

[@coachartie]

Wow thanks so much for your kind words! I love trying to add in more than the game! All these videos I wrote down the skills I want to share, then click record and pretend I'm coaching the camera like I'd coach a player. Again thanks for the support and kind words 😊

[@WarzoneXyler]

How can I avoid the opposing team's blocks?

[@rinrinmalsawmsanga3591]

Either you spike the ball to their fingure tips or do Asahi boom spike

[@mikamc997]

As an OH i must say after seeing this video, i feel like i need to go shopping for my toolbox

[@coachartie]

Can't wait to hear how it goes 😁

[@yellowleaf28]

Well said, a lot of these videos are all about just empty techniques, but this guy gives the secret sauce of life to the game.

[@coachartie]

Aww man! Super High Prase! Thanks! Hope it helps 😊

[@LakshyaPc]

Thank you for this coach aaaarrrrtieeeeee

[@coachartie]

Thank you 🙏 🥲

[@HoodCoy]

4:00 Genuine ostrich!!! 😂

[@coachartie]

This guy gets it!!! 🤣

[@pilarr123]

damn i learn a lot love you

[@coachartie]

So happy to help 😊 🙏

[@TheMarshall518]

@Coach Artie - any tips for teaching players actually HOW to be more explosive during the approach? Specific cues that you find useful? Thanks!

[@kreyull]

you're so cool coach artie

[@coachartie]

Im doing my best 😊

[@opmcaloon]

nah i’ve had such an explosive approach that i got a cramp i give my explosiveness a 10/10

[@lucalombardo6884]

hi coach i wanted to ask if you can do a video how to do a good jump serve or a float serve etc. Also I learned a lot thanks coach!

[@coachartie]

Great idea it's going on the ideas list. Also thanks for your kind words 🙏😊

[@krishtomar325]

Bro u help me a lott I appreciate it brother

[@coachartie]

This makes me happy! I'm rooting for you bro 🙏

[@luoyt4687]

Coach Artie, do u think u can make a video about what coaches are looking for during state team tryouts?

[@coachartie]

Its going on the to do list 🙏

[@ilusion_games5083]

Such a useful video, I will try them, also, what camera do you use to record your videos? because I would like to record my trainings but I dont have a good camera so I'm planning to buy one I just dont know which one

[@coachartie]

Thanks for your support! I use to just use my phone but recently was able to save up enough for the Fuji Film Xs-20. But thats cause I've also gotten into photography recently so I wanted a hybrid. Theyres so many good cams out there

[@nathangeorges393]

this vid was more of a pep talk then a toturial

[@vivmudaly6589]

Aunthie🌟😂

[@landon9732]

I need to remember I’m a setter😂. YOUARE A SETTER LANDON

[@syedmuhammadmehdi7137]

R u from oojh and currently freshman in Niles North high school located in smoke il?

[@coachartie]

LIVE!

[@John-kl5mh]

I'm a 11 year old volleyball player I already know everything but still thanks for the tips and W vid

[@coachartie]

I'm glad it's up to your standard 🙏 Thanks for your kind words ☺️

[@imok1259]

Coach can you make a video on land because when I land after a boom jump my legs start hurting and I can't keep on the boom .. I can jump 327 cm while spiking and 307 cm while blocking

[@sh4_zh437]

Can teach me how to do jump float serve

[@biscobasco8560]

Any tips on how to not close eyes when blocking and hitting. Any drills?

[@coachartie]

I use to struggle with this! I honestly think it's just exposure therapy! Expose yourself as much as possible 😁 sorry it's not super helpful lol

[@tenkai3839]

I strggle with blocking, was wondering if you'd do a video on blocking?

[@coachartie]

Its on ym to do list, but havent recorded yet. Will come eventually 😊

[@siraxo7884]

if my coach see im turning around to get away from the net for the spike i think he's wanna punsh me or something because "you can not look at the ball when turning around." hahaha

[@coachartie]

Tell him to give it a go! Open minds learn more! 🙏🙏🙏

[@SolarEther08]

any tip on how i can hit these are the problems: 1. my setter is not consistent in his set 2. he doesn t set high so i dont have time to adjust

[@daanbuyze]

Have you done a video on jump setting

[@coachartie]

Not yet! Still trying to figure out the tips I want to share for jump setting. I learnt it quite naturally and I find the things I learnt naturally the hardest to teach. So we'll see how we go!

[@mohammedabdelhamid2265]

i am 175 cm or 5'9 and whenever i played volleyball at school i was always decent partly cuz of being a sprinter and being athletic with a good jump, i was better than most simply cuz of that. But now i am gaining in interest in switching sports to volleyball i am almost 19, am i too late or not tall enough cuz according to google the avg height for volleyball pro is 6'8.

[@brandonkim.]

Artie ❤

[@coachartie]

🙏🙏🙏

[@BigSteve394]

Anyone else consider his 3 and 4 step approaches as really 2 and 3 step approaches, respectively?? I've always thought the last step (imo) or 2 steps in this video as a single jump stop

[@krystalescalera]

“Genuine ostrich, 3 payments”

[@micaelasilva7821]

What about if you shuffle real fast that you go to your position in no time?

[@juliangsllv8563]

Muchas gracias por tu contenido, es realmente valioso lo que compartes, me gustaría ver más contenido enfocado a los entrenadores, metodologías o algo por el estilo, enseñanza en niñas por ejemplo, saludos desde Veracruz, México

[@whatsabout9727]

Im a libero watching others spike, who knew it also worked for me after watching it

[@coachartie]

Hell yeah 😁

[@whatsabout9727]

I do serve floaters but hey i can at least play as a left hitte now :D @@coachartie

[@JessC-i5w]

hey there, are there 4 steps also when you hit on the right?

[@coachartie]

Hell yeah!

[@zainuddin5591]

i naturally jump with my left foot then right but im right handed so how do i fix my approach without it feeling unnatural

[@thiasdelaere572]

This awesome but i keep hitting my ball wrong like i hit it with my wrist and with only my fingers got any tips i am also a bit short so hiw do i jump higher

[@シChocoシ]

Same here!!

[@chaudharydrishya1355]

Hi coach,i am 5 10 with a decent vert i can spike but its just so so can you give some tips for short spikers to improve their spiking

[@Renegade_KT]

I'm 5'7'' so you know. If you believe your vertical is already very good, I would watch some arm swing technique videos. There is a lot that can be adjusted there to improve your spiking ability. Also, being physically trained can help too. It took me years to improve my spiking technique as I'm self-taugh and I still see plenty to improve. A little bit of self reflection, watching videos and trying what you learn during league games or practices go a long way. Don't be shy to fail while trying new stuff because it's part of the process to learn and improve. Good luck on your path to improvement. 💪

[@PV75445]

Time

[@coachartie]

Tips for my short king! 👑 Putting it on my ideas list! 🙏

[@lilandertaler9702]

Artiee

[@coachartie]

🙏🙏🙏

[@tripplegs381]

dam the whole time I could of done that instead of walking backwards, not seeing the ball, team mates calling my name and me looking clue less

[@blubuur]

3:30 Lights in the back went out xD

[@coachartie]

lights out 😤

[@ramadankatonb7159]

Hay coach when i starts to hitting the toss, i felt like a pain around my elbow... do you have any suggestion for me?

[@MrMariziio]

just play everyday and your pain will go away . No kidding

[@santiax_01yt]

I got a second degree sprain on the ankle and its gonna be 2 months without playing, it is really frustrating and I’m looking for any tips or experiences, I’m following the recovering plan that my doctor and physiotherapist, but I want to recover asap and I still can’t run or jump :(

[@nathanfreeman8250]

I feel you I sprain or twist stuff every 5 minutes (joint problems) spend this time working on hand form like sets

[@FrancisTamangan]

Can someone give any advice? I still can't figure out how to approach properly. I seem to jump too early and when I jump, The ball is already directly at my head

[@wakawaka1976]

Practice not spiking but catching the ball at the top of your jump. Once you get that timing down you change it to spike instead of catch.

[@folubtw]

Torso rotation

[@DexterMutia-w2p]

depende mana sa Set Kol

[@Ueln1]

Great video! I have a question for you related to spiking. I'm an agressive player and, of course, sometimes I'm in the backlane cause of rotation. Then I'm never sure when I can spike in the attack zone. I know that when I jump above the zone I can hit the ball, but when I'm in the attack zone can i just jump in place and attack the ball or do I have to come from behind the attack zone?

[@KerbecsGaming]

When in the backcourt you can't jump in the frontcourt to attack. You can still hit the ball but you can't jump and spike. Behind the attack line however you can jump and hit however you like.

[@coachartie]

If you start in the back court as long as you jump from the back court you can hit. It's about your starting rotation on court. That's what dictates where you can hit. It's also where you jump. If you're back court and jump from back court all good. You might see some pros jump from back court and spike pretty much on the net cause they crazy. Totally legal at this time.in the game.

[@k_m9987]

When you’re transitioning from the block into your approach, I was taught to never have your back turned to the court, is that still true?

[@wzrdwill]

never have your back to your side of the court, it’s important to note when you transition you open up to the court so you can see the ball. never let the ball leave your sight

[@taicho_sama]

Remember to explode into the ball

[@coachartie]

Yeaaaah boooi!