@@skyetaylor874 Thanks for the kind words! The next video will be about a middle, and then the one after will probably be another setter. Make sure you vote when that next video poll comes out!
I think one of the fantastic things about Nishida is that he always gives it his all. Almost all his spikes are maximum power unless he gets a really weird set.
yes he's soooooo passionate, most players would just not go as far if they think they're gonna score anyway but nishida is always pushing because of his ethic and that lets him be more advanced in special out of system situations because he's mentally always prepared to give it his all he's not afraid to push forward.
@@wolfshield2499 they are in different positions so they've got different duties. I think, when it comes to defense, Ran is much better cuz he is more like all rounder. But Nishida has more powerful attacks and serve (but less tricky). As an all-rounder Ran will be better, but my personal fav is Yuji. Like he inspires me so much
Yuji nishida has been such a sensation since his debut, not with just how well he can hit but also his crazy good netplay for his height, I loved this video, a suggestion for the future is Aleksander Slikwa, he's unique being left handed as an outside but plays so well. Great video, it definitely helped me with my form for spiking on a Back court attack!
He got injured before the match against poland in Semi finals vnl nations. As polish fan I can tell you how relieved I was cause literally him alone not being on the court increased our chances. I love Japan and I was rooting for them all the way and hoped we could meet in the finals not semi. But on a serious note, in the back of my mind I knew that if he played, the whole game could of looked very different. Poland had similar situation the next day in the finals with Kurek being injured (one of our top players despite his age) and Bieniek got injured in the 2nd set (he was on fire). Im glad PL pulled through on became champions. And congrats to Japan for making history and bringing home a medal. I have a feeling Japan will be atleast semi finalists again at the end of the year at world championships. And will only get better through the years. Really exciting time for volleyball right now!
Nishida's stationary jump is just crazy to me as a basketball guy. I'm used to seeing dudes always needing approach, but having a similar result at 6'1 with just pure vert is something else. Imagine this dude on a fast break
Yuji is a force to be reckoned with. I love watching him play. As a hitter, I admire his approach to playing and his skill and talent. Heck, the whole Japanese team has phenomenal players and their chemistry is great. I could watch the team play all day.
@@vincentkarlsson11 and 3 years later, still making Haikyuu comments. Typical person that watches Haikyuu and proceeds to compare real life to an anime.
I wanna be Coach Donny when I grow up fr. Coach Donny, your content is really great and very educational and empowering. I haven't played volleyball seriously since high school in the late 90s. I was a 5'9" lefty, opposite hitter. I was co-captain my senior year and we were seeded no. 1 in the city playoffs and finished in 3rd place, disappointing but a respectable end to our season. All I ever dreamt about back then was to play volleyball for a living, but things happened and I didn't pursue my dream. I've doubted myself along the way, but watching these videos and on Elevate Yourself, I can't help but dream again, hoping I can still play competitively in rec leagues or amateur tourneys at age 41. I'm going to challenge myself and start playing again. Thank you sincerely for all that you do on these channels to inspire all the athletes at any stage in life.
I love the way he can stripe a slam from in front of the ball. I see him in front of the set a lot here but he can manage power and adjust contact perfectly midair. At 6’1 this is phenomenal.
I think all japan players are excellent in many ways inside the court.i honestly admire them.especially yuki ran and yuji..i live to watch them them play ang spiking or hitting the ball for the win all through the VNL league. I live you all from davao city philippines.
Yuji Nishida is the greatest player of all time, He stands out for his strength, speed, and intelligence. Thanks for this video. Beautiful paintings of Bruce Lee, another extraordinary athlete.
his form is so satisfying godddddddd i could watch him all day... only thing is i, like many others, worry about his risk of injury-- he has a bad habit of landing on one foot, and considering the speed of his approach, the height of his jumps, and the power of his hits, i can't see that ending well for him. if i recall correctly he's already had some ankle injuries
He might be a mix of Yuji and Yuki but it would also be really cool to see a video on Ran Takahashi. Setter and Libero videos would also be really cool!! I’ve been watching this channel since the release and have been watching your other channel elevated yourself for over a year and I am a big fan of what you do! Keep up the amazing work!!
Well Ran is still quite a rookie given how young he's joined since. But the growth in each of his plays is astounding to look at. Ive seen clips from since he was in high school and recruited in an Italian team, debuting in JPN team... his growth to me is steadily yet rapidly (in a good way) and that's what's amazing to watch as he plays alongside his idols Yuki Ishikawa & Nishida. So I will absolutely agree on a Ran Takahashi video or even a Sekita video for a setter one.
as a setter i would love to hear more about some analysis of yours of great setters, i really liked saeid marouf but i want to learn more about other setters like the setter of france or japan.
Yuji Nishida is one of my favorite outside hitters of all time. His ability to calculate ball placement just before or even during a jump spike is incredible! Along with Yuki Ishikawa and Ran Takahashi, they form my favorite volleyball trio. In fact, I admire the entire Japanese team. As a former volleyball player myself, I appreciate technique and player IQ more than brute strength, especially when you're part of one of the shortest teams on the international circuit. I just love watching these guys play! 👍😊
He has a technique of short guy. In nearly all reviewed episodes he is just under the ball. You can hit ball in higher point this way, but usually you lose a lot of control and can't see blockers but it looks like he can.
Why he’s soo good like you said mostly he’s streng that’s make him jump so high in the net and soo explosive with speed on the spike. This guy is highly discipline on his training that is on ski level. This guy is a offensive killer and finish off Beast. It’s incredible athlete
Yo danny I didn't know you have another channel!?!?! Man I love e yuji. His fire, and that he's a lefty- south paw being a top dog. Such a good story line
Well, let me add my cents to all is being said above. Lefties have a natural talent for sports where is quick reaction and timing play a big role. Volleyball, table tennis, fencing. There are a lot of successful lefties in those sports. And again he has a perfect timing and “feels” a ball perfectly. He is really gifted.
Hi, I hope you also make a video about Ran Takahashi and Kento Miyaura and also about setters, I really love setters and I wanted to learn more about their techniques. Thank you and God bless.
Yuji Nishida is a opposite hitter which gives him the advantage to hit in any direction and I have seen his lower body work outs like smith machine calf raises, single leg deadlift, single leg press, Barbell squats with heal raising, and some very useful rehabilitation schemes to avoid injuries which makes his legs physically very strong and gives a perfect body balance. he not only trains for strength but also for body balance. he warms up his body with resistance bands for hours to avoid knee injuries, every time he trains his lower body. I am a huge fan of Nishida
@9:56 the coverage has the hitter behind them and are just extending all body parts hoping for a rebound in case of a thunder block. I would struggle with the coverage being in front of me while I'm approaching.
He revealed about his disease which caused high fever and enabled him to play for half year. he couldn't even wake up from bed. He said if Koga hadn't cheered him, he couldn't have recovered at all. now he came back with full strength.
i like your analysis, and nishida is certainly impressive. personally, i would like to seem him hit the ball a little more in front of himself. more weight to the ball and his shoulder will last longer. just my opinion. in any case, he's a pleasure to watch.
Yall always forget one crucial thing, that mf has so much core strength. Most of the time core strength gets ignored while working jumps, but you can clearly see by way he makes his last step that tenses up his core right before he elevates from the ground up to generate more power, by this he sets up his body for massive swing every time, he is basically preloading his upper body from the core upwards. This is something nobody teaches for some reason, but it gives you so much strength and stability throughout your jump and swing. Thats also, basically, why all his moves look so powerful.
I really love your review. I am a huge fan of the japanese men's volleyball team apart from their game play they are quite cute. Anyway, can you please also do a review on Zhu Ting, TY very much. I am such a huge fan of hers.. In my personal opinion, she is the best female volleyball player of this generation.
When I was in my early twenties, I could barely reach a basketball net. I started Olympic style weightlifting in my late 20s and in my mid 30s, to my surprise, I discovered that I could reach the hoop.
What do you think about the forward kick He gives with his legs, using them as a pole, with a tighten upper body transfering the energy into the ball. Because he really have his legs folded behing him using the kick back from the jumping motion, seems to really use all available potential energy.
Wish I could be that good. damn. I got into volleyball super late. (I'm 19, got into it 2 years ago). I never played rec Or for school( my high-school didn't have a boys team) so I've never had people to play with besides a friend who is no longer super into the sport. I was curious on any training tips and work out tips. And being honest I got my interest from Haikyuu!! Which is why I was drawn to the actual Japanese national team and why I'm not very familiar with leagues and players. Nishida is the only one I know by appearance and name. I'm also at a height disadvantage. I'm 5'9 (about 180cm I believe)
Same man, I got into volleyball 2 years back too, I'll turn 19 in 2 months, I got the height disadvantage as well but my defense is quite strong. Wish my Asian parents cared about sports like they did for studies and allowed me to be more sporty. Also, at my home town we don't have any professional volleyball stadium or coach. Hence, I am still a naive 🙃 don't know if I'll ever achieve such great height as nishida!
6'1 is quite tall in comparison to general population but looking at his teammates & opponents he seems shorter, yet the SHOT GENERATED POWER is kaboom💥 The dedication is deep.🔥👌 Its all about tactics & practices by redefining analytics
The original Yuji Nishida video got blocked, so we had to re-edit this one and re-upload. Don't worry, next video will be about a middle blocker!
would love to see more on setters and more vids in general. huge fan of your channels Donny, always looking forward to new content on here
@@skyetaylor874 okk
@@skyetaylor874 Thanks for the kind words! The next video will be about a middle, and then the one after will probably be another setter. Make sure you vote when that next video poll comes out!
@@VolleyballProMindsetWill do! I'll be looking out for it :)
Simon? Bieniek?
I think one of the fantastic things about Nishida is that he always gives it his all. Almost all his spikes are maximum power unless he gets a really weird set.
yes he's soooooo passionate, most players would just not go as far if they think they're gonna score anyway but nishida is always pushing because of his ethic and that lets him be more advanced in special out of system situations because he's mentally always prepared to give it his all he's not afraid to push forward.
Kid, all spikers do that TO WIN dude do you have a brain? USE COMMON SENSE
He's like Michael Jordan then xD
I dunno much about volleyball, but compare him with Ran ( Also Japan national volleyball player), who's better ?
@@wolfshield2499 they are in different positions so they've got different duties. I think, when it comes to defense, Ran is much better cuz he is more like all rounder. But Nishida has more powerful attacks and serve (but less tricky). As an all-rounder Ran will be better, but my personal fav is Yuji. Like he inspires me so much
"Only 6'1"!! " bro is giving me trauma 💀💀
For vball 6'1 is small
Standard height for professional players is between 6'3 and 6'5 so yes, he is "short" for this sport jaja
What I love when watching him is he just has this perfect form when he's in the air and you can really see the power when he spike.
Yuji nishida has been such a sensation since his debut, not with just how well he can hit but also his crazy good netplay for his height, I loved this video, a suggestion for the future is Aleksander Slikwa, he's unique being left handed as an outside but plays so well. Great video, it definitely helped me with my form for spiking on a Back court attack!
As a retired volleyball player at 26 the gives me hope to go back and practice what I haven't been doing right. Thanks for sharing this with us
He got injured before the match against poland in Semi finals vnl nations. As polish fan I can tell you how relieved I was cause literally him alone not being on the court increased our chances. I love Japan and I was rooting for them all the way and hoped we could meet in the finals not semi. But on a serious note, in the back of my mind I knew that if he played, the whole game could of looked very different. Poland had similar situation the next day in the finals with Kurek being injured (one of our top players despite his age) and Bieniek got injured in the 2nd set (he was on fire). Im glad PL pulled through on became champions. And congrats to Japan for making history and bringing home a medal. I have a feeling Japan will be atleast semi finalists again at the end of the year at world championships. And will only get better through the years. Really exciting time for volleyball right now!
11:36 Nishida is practically flying! like it looks like his entire torso is above the net
thats only coz of the camera angle.. and ik yk that.. still his neck is above the net🫠
Nishida's stationary jump is just crazy to me as a basketball guy. I'm used to seeing dudes always needing approach, but having a similar result at 6'1 with just pure vert is something else. Imagine this dude on a fast break
Yuji is a force to be reckoned with. I love watching him play. As a hitter, I admire his approach to playing and his skill and talent. Heck, the whole Japanese team has phenomenal players and their chemistry is great. I could watch the team play all day.
so bro is basically ushijima
Except Ushijima is like 10cm taller
Found the weeb
@@tp112p im not a weeb lil bro, i used to watch anime like 3 years ago and found haikyuu snd then started playing volleyball
@@vincentkarlsson11 and 3 years later, still making Haikyuu comments. Typical person that watches Haikyuu and proceeds to compare real life to an anime.
@@tp112p brother its not that deep
He looks so short compare to his teammate but wow 6’1 is tall.
6'1 is short , look at the nba
@@M_R.b The average male height (worldwide) is 5'9, so if you are above that, you are indeed tall.
@@Biggelz06 man I always thought I'm short since I'm 15 and 6'1
@@M_R.bSaying someone is short based on NBA players height gotta be at least top 5 worst comparison in history
@@Tunechi241 im that bad at comparing :c
I wanna be Coach Donny when I grow up fr. Coach Donny, your content is really great and very educational and empowering. I haven't played volleyball seriously since high school in the late 90s. I was a 5'9" lefty, opposite hitter. I was co-captain my senior year and we were seeded no. 1 in the city playoffs and finished in 3rd place, disappointing but a respectable end to our season. All I ever dreamt about back then was to play volleyball for a living, but things happened and I didn't pursue my dream. I've doubted myself along the way, but watching these videos and on Elevate Yourself, I can't help but dream again, hoping I can still play competitively in rec leagues or amateur tourneys at age 41. I'm going to challenge myself and start playing again. Thank you sincerely for all that you do on these channels to inspire all the athletes at any stage in life.
I love the way he can stripe a slam from in front of the ball. I see him in front of the set a lot here but he can manage power and adjust contact perfectly midair. At 6’1 this is phenomenal.
I think all japan players are excellent in many ways inside the court.i honestly admire them.especially yuki ran and yuji..i live to watch them them play ang spiking or hitting the ball for the win all through the VNL league.
I live you all from davao city philippines.
nishida, ishikawa, ran and miyura have been real stand out players on the japanese team for me, theyre absolutely insane
Yuji Nishida is the greatest player of all time, He stands out for his strength, speed, and intelligence. Thanks for this video. Beautiful paintings of Bruce Lee, another extraordinary athlete.
his form is so satisfying godddddddd i could watch him all day... only thing is i, like many others, worry about his risk of injury-- he has a bad habit of landing on one foot, and considering the speed of his approach, the height of his jumps, and the power of his hits, i can't see that ending well for him. if i recall correctly he's already had some ankle injuries
U said it all
He might be a mix of Yuji and Yuki but it would also be really cool to see a video on Ran Takahashi. Setter and Libero videos would also be really cool!! I’ve been watching this channel since the release and have been watching your other channel elevated yourself for over a year and I am a big fan of what you do! Keep up the amazing work!!
A ran takahashi video would be so cool!
Definitely, Ran is a dynamic player.
@@aidnapog356 I'd love it too ! The problem is that he is ,not as good as the others
What are you talking about? Ran is in no way similar to either nishida or Ishikawa.
An absurd statement.
Well Ran is still quite a rookie given how young he's joined since. But the growth in each of his plays is astounding to look at. Ive seen clips from since he was in high school and recruited in an Italian team, debuting in JPN team... his growth to me is steadily yet rapidly (in a good way) and that's what's amazing to watch as he plays alongside his idols Yuki Ishikawa & Nishida. So I will absolutely agree on a Ran Takahashi video or even a Sekita video for a setter one.
as a setter i would love to hear more about some analysis of yours of great setters, i really liked saeid marouf but i want to learn more about other setters like the setter of france or japan.
man I love this sport so much! it is so beautiful…
Incredible player! Excellent video!
It gives lots of hope to the shorter players!
This guy is amazing man, so much technique and power.
Yuji Nishida is one of my favorite outside hitters of all time. His ability to calculate ball placement just before or even during a jump spike is incredible! Along with Yuki Ishikawa and Ran Takahashi, they form my favorite volleyball trio. In fact, I admire the entire Japanese team. As a former volleyball player myself, I appreciate technique and player IQ more than brute strength, especially when you're part of one of the shortest teams on the international circuit. I just love watching these guys play! 👍😊
This video was amazing! I also feel Nishida has amazing anticipation and timing. In the back row analysis, he starts running on the first pass 😮
He has a technique of short guy. In nearly all reviewed episodes he is just under the ball. You can hit ball in higher point this way, but usually you lose a lot of control and can't see blockers but it looks like he can.
Why he’s soo good like you said mostly he’s streng that’s make him jump so high in the net and soo explosive with speed on the spike. This guy is highly discipline on his training that is on ski level. This guy is a offensive killer and finish off Beast. It’s incredible athlete
Yo danny I didn't know you have another channel!?!?! Man I love e yuji. His fire, and that he's a lefty- south paw being a top dog. Such a good story line
My feed has got a massive upgrade after watching haikyuu 😆
I started a rewatch after seeing the movie last month. Same stuff entering my feed and I have no complaints
Same bt i m immensely intrested ❤😂
This is the most accurate analysis of a player that I have ever seen from any other sport.
Well, let me add my cents to all is being said above. Lefties have a natural talent for sports where is quick reaction and timing play a big role. Volleyball, table tennis, fencing. There are a lot of successful lefties in those sports. And again he has a perfect timing and “feels” a ball perfectly. He is really gifted.
Great analysis. I saw Yuji on UA-cam here and was amazed at his skill so came to see why.
Hi, I hope you also make a video about Ran Takahashi and Kento Miyaura and also about setters, I really love setters and I wanted to learn more about their techniques. Thank you and God bless.
My favorite player ❤I love Nishida
Proud of great coach Donny Sir
Proud of Nishida
Second more setter videos!! The brain of the game. More study content for us please coach!
Yuji Nishida is a opposite hitter which gives him the advantage to hit in any direction and I have seen his lower body work outs like smith machine calf raises, single leg deadlift, single leg press, Barbell squats with heal raising, and some very useful rehabilitation schemes to avoid injuries which makes his legs physically very strong and gives a perfect body balance. he not only trains for strength but also for body balance. he warms up his body with resistance bands for hours to avoid knee injuries, every time he trains his lower body. I am a huge fan of Nishida
thanks for the analysis
Might not be as popular as other suggestions, but a video on Uros Kovacevic would be intresting!
Amazing player, amazing video, amazing analysis 👏
Really in depth video, thank you! 👍
Am I remembering wrong, or is this a reupload?
Yes
@@ShortsPoint378 yes?
My idol that inspired me to get better everyday 😍
Lets do Japanese setter Masahiro Sekita next!
thanks coach that helped me spike great
Wilfredo Leon or Taylor Sanders next?
Some of the most wicked arm swings and pipes in volleyball history and maybe you can analyze as to why!
Very informative, nice work 🤙
@9:56 the coverage has the hitter behind them and are just extending all body parts hoping for a rebound in case of a thunder block. I would struggle with the coverage being in front of me while I'm approaching.
Just rewatched haikyuu so its only right that volleyball videos are in my recommended again
crazy how hes so small but has such a big swing but ishikawa is the real mvp of the japan team right now.
I would love to see a video on a opposite hitter, maybe Wallace or Patry.
He revealed about his disease which caused high fever and enabled him to play for half year. he couldn't even wake up from bed. He said if Koga hadn't cheered him, he couldn't have recovered at all. now he came back with full strength.
i like your analysis, and nishida is certainly impressive. personally, i would like to seem him hit the ball a little more in front of himself. more weight to the ball and his shoulder will last longer. just my opinion. in any case, he's a pleasure to watch.
Yall always forget one crucial thing, that mf has so much core strength. Most of the time core strength gets ignored while working jumps, but you can clearly see by way he makes his last step that tenses up his core right before he elevates from the ground up to generate more power, by this he sets up his body for massive swing every time, he is basically preloading his upper body from the core upwards. This is something nobody teaches for some reason, but it gives you so much strength and stability throughout your jump and swing. Thats also, basically, why all his moves look so powerful.
can we get some middle blocker analysis?
Okk
he said in the pinned comment that he would do one
0:49 *ONLY* 6'1 bro im 5'7 at 14 year olds and im dying for that height
Yuji nishida is a legender❤❤
He uses the power of friendship
I really love your review. I am a huge fan of the japanese men's volleyball team apart from their game play they are quite cute.
Anyway, can you please also do a review on Zhu Ting, TY very much. I am such a huge fan of hers.. In my personal opinion, she is the best female volleyball player of this generation.
Could you do Bruno Rezende? I think he’s one of the best setters and I really want an analysis from you:)
When I was in my early twenties, I could barely reach a basketball net. I started Olympic style weightlifting in my late 20s and in my mid 30s, to my surprise, I discovered that I could reach the hoop.
His play is spectacular bc explosive. Nishida, Ran and Ishikawa are the amongst the best player.
could you do a video about a setter
Does anyone know where you can find those arm sleeves im trying to find some forearm only and the only person i see using them is yuji
very good video thank you
Can you review next is Saori Kimura from team Japan? Pls i'm begging you. Thankssss
What do you think about the forward kick He gives with his legs, using them as a pole, with a tighten upper body transfering the energy into the ball.
Because he really have his legs folded behing him using the kick back from the jumping motion, seems to really use all available potential energy.
so good 😍
this guy is amaizing
Great video! You should analyze Yoandy Leal from Brasil too, he is awesome!
Please a video with Wilfredo Leon 🙏❤️
Wish I could be that good. damn. I got into volleyball super late. (I'm 19, got into it 2 years ago). I never played rec Or for school( my high-school didn't have a boys team) so I've never had people to play with besides a friend who is no longer super into the sport. I was curious on any training tips and work out tips. And being honest I got my interest from Haikyuu!! Which is why I was drawn to the actual Japanese national team and why I'm not very familiar with leagues and players. Nishida is the only one I know by appearance and name.
I'm also at a height disadvantage. I'm 5'9 (about 180cm I believe)
Same man, I got into volleyball 2 years back too, I'll turn 19 in 2 months, I got the height disadvantage as well but my defense is quite strong. Wish my Asian parents cared about sports like they did for studies and allowed me to be more sporty. Also, at my home town we don't have any professional volleyball stadium or coach. Hence, I am still a naive 🙃 don't know if I'll ever achieve such great height as nishida!
Could you explain how to improve back arm swing? How does he throw his arms that high behind him?🤔
Born with it
❤❤❤ this is one complete athlete a volleyball player needs to develop his 5 basics to excell in world volleyball competitions❤❤❤😂🎉😊😊
Excellent
wait, a re-upload? is everything okay, coach Donny? :)
Oh yes
he said his first one got blocked
2:55 omg, that's the way all the ninjas run in Naruto! 🤣
Coach Donny, please make a video for the best and most exciting 19 year old volleyball player in the World right now - Aleks Nikolov
please analyse sekia setter for japan
Ran Takahashi? He’d be pretty cool to analyse
Can you make a video on how to make are back swing bigger
Does being left handed like Nishida make a big difference in volleyball?
Nice video,want to see Wallace analysis please🙏
Coach Donny, I only have a couple of weights, can you tell me what the best workout I should do to maximize my vertical jump?
I love this video
Would you mind to do a "Why Giba was so good", I know it's from the past but I like him so much, it would help a lot.
Yuji Nishida is great!
do an analysis for paola egonu
Nishida vs Leon is great 😊
Dope video, can you do one for middles?
does him being left-handed contributed to his advantage?
Didnt Yuji play for jtekt last season? He was in callipo in 2021
Can you do one video about Luciano DeCecco? The Argentina national team and Lube Setter. I love your videos
please talk about a middle like david smith or chinenyeze next
Nice video! Can you make a Bruno Rezende one?
6'1 is quite tall in comparison to general population but looking at his teammates & opponents he seems shorter, yet the SHOT GENERATED POWER is kaboom💥 The dedication is deep.🔥👌 Its all about tactics & practices by redefining analytics
Please, make a video about Dmitry Volkov
You should do Brazil's Opposite Wallace
Hii
yea agreed
hey coach, whenever you have time to can you do Trevor Clevenot?