Sets Education: How Professional Setters Make Adjustments
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2025
- Welcome to the "Sets Education" newly-named by a LONG TIME fan Andre Medina! Thank you Andre!
Join Joe and Micah as they return to break down more of their matches and share their setter secrets. This week, Micah analyzes his Quarterfinals Match for the Champions League against Zaksa, while Joe delves into the tactics he uses to keep middle blockers guessing in his match against Montpellier. Tune in for invaluable insights and setter tricks on this week's "Sets Ed"!
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i love listening on you guys talk as if i know whats going on 😂
PLEASE FOR THE NEXT VIDEO talk about looking on the other side when you get a pass. (how to practice it, how to master it, when to look on the other side, what to look for when looking on the other side) I was watching the gage highlights 2019-2020 video and holy crap joe looks over on basically every good pass and makes the perfect decision.
I agree with the guy that said
¨PLEASE FOR THE NEXT VIDEO talk about looking on the other side when you get a pass. (how to practice it, how to master it, when to look on the other side, what to look for when looking on the other side) I was watching the gage highlights 2019-2020 video and holy crap joe looks over on basically every good pass and makes the perfect decision.¨
Thanks for the shout out in the description!!!
Can you guys chat about these topics
- specific routes in different rotations with middles and when you guys decide do change things up.
- what you feel when you give someone a perfect set (hand position, eyes, body placement, mechanics, etc)
- right side balls when off the net. I’m getting stuck between slightly inside or shooting it to far thru the pin. Do you always square up to the left? If so what do you feel in the moment to push the ball to the right side.
Thanks! Life the content!
Would you be willing for people to send you guys videos to see how you could help them?
I love those nuances with the slight changes you make to draw or hold the middles. As an OH I have some tricks up my sleeve similarly to give me a slight edge. Its those tiny advantageous tweaks and adjustments that make high level Volleyball so awesome
the details with hand timing🤌 and love risk taking
how do you deal with attacker slumps? does that exist in that level?
do you guys play around with jump timing along with hand timing?
how do you guys watch film/prepare for these type of matches where you’re playing the same teams consecutively?
I know to you guy’s it might feel bland or not needed I loved hearing the little details and anecdotes that goes into how you run your teams!
Would never have noticed things like setting off your right shoulder if you didnt mention it
I love this series! Your insight on the game combined with your skills make these fascinating to watch!
How do you balance your own mentality vs. your hitters/passers mentality? It may not be as relevant (or maybe even more relevant) at higher levels but it can be difficult to balance the mentality of everyone on the court. Knowing when to say "my bad" when it's not your fault because you don't want your hitters getting in their head. I've been on teams that shank a pass, then I have to get into a full sprint, blow out my back to get a good set to my outside, then they blast it 10 feet out of bounds and complain that the set was too low. I usually just say "my bad, I'll do better" because I feel calling people out just increases the tension making everyone place worse. How do you call them out to play better without causing more problems?
love the series. not even a setter but whenever I do get to play it I try to use what I learn from u guys.
Great Video! As a setter, this helps me know how to understand how to manage tough decisions in games and where to set the ball.
In the future, could you teach how to jump set and how it's useful?
thats pretty cheeky, knowing the opposing middle watches how you set the ball, and using that to bait him and create a 1-on-1 on the pins or even an open net on the pipe 👍
Love it! 10/10 content guys. Great job. Keep it coming
Just unreal the insights you guys provide! How much of your setting decision-making is also determined by blocker tendencies in certain situations? (also crazy how much court Shoji covers in those clips)
I would love to See more of them!!!!
Listening to how you guys play mind games to cook middles is awesome and infuriating, breaking down my whole playing style😅
love the longer video
Very nice video!
I think these very technical aspects are super interesting to hear about.
Also good job on the mix, the volume of you two is very even this time.
I would recommend Joe to invest in a pop filter. You can get them for ~10€ and they do a great job of filtering out the plosives in your speech.
Keep up the good work!
this is incredibly informative content. would love this with some other positions as maybe like one off videos. maybe a libero one with gage diving deeper into the position. id kill for a right side or middle one.
THiS IS SO COOL!
Naaaa the name of the show is coldddd
As a hitter, what do setters appreciate the most about us, and what makes a hitter better to work with from the setter POV?
ELITE
In your graphic, in this context, sets doesn't need an apostrophe 👍
What type of workouts do you do alone vs with your club
What's the software being used for the game footage?
Make a video on grass 3s education
I need some advice from Gage. Im a freshman at Campo. Could you please help me?
Lecture 1 of sets education
pleaseeeee get a pop filter Joe lol
Setucation