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man i agree with your 1st point 100%. the harder i try and the harder i want to win, the stiffer and worse i play. Now, i just try to focus on playing for fun. it's an all win mindset!
I feel really stressed when passing and attacking, I believe I could be at least 50% a better player if I had control over my mind. I will try focusing on being 'lazier' this week and see how that goes, thanks BBV!
During the attack because I'm a shorter player that can barely reach over the net in sand. So I worked plenty on defense, passing, setting and serving. But on offense can't find a good groove because I'm always setting others and not getting set back.
I literally have been watching every player that I think is better than me look like they are putting in 1/10th the effort I am. Way underrated volleyball tip here.
I tried this out today when hitting and it helped 100%. I thought "lazy", but what I really felt was my body becoming more flexible and getting better connection through the feet, legs, torso, arms and finally wrist snap. More like a whip than a bat (if that makes sense?). Anyways, it worked! Thanks!
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Definitely the pass is where I am the most stressed, I'm actually that player that always gets really low on my position because I used to think the lower I am to wait for the serve, the more control I will have over the ball. Now I realized that I'm stressing out too much about exactly that control that I want to have on the pass, and I will certainly be changing my approach to serve-receive with a lazier position!! Thank you Brandon :)
Thanks for these great tips! I'm most stressed before attacking. With passing and setting, the movements seem quite automated but with attacking, there's always so much to think about: where's the ball, the net, the opponents, take two aggressive steps, swing the arms back, point to the ball, stay behind the ball, have your elbow back, contact at the highest point...🤪 So relaxing more could help!🤣
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I would love to see a video dedicated to find the open spaces on the court when attacking. Seeing the defense and placement of the hit is my biggest struggle.
Being able to see the ball and the defense at the same time is a very advanced skill. I've been playing high level volleyball for 2 decades and I don't know many people that can track the set, see the block, get their timing right and see the defense. Personally I've had a lot of success slicing the ball so it's difficult for defenders to line up with my swing. This is very effective for me when I hit line from the weak side. When you play 2's does your partner call out where to hit if you have a blocker?
I definitely feel the most stressed when attacking. I've seen your video where you talk about emphasizing the first two steps to be really slow and the last two steps should feel explosive, so I'm working on that curently :)
Really interesting video guys, I wish more people would’ve seen and understand what you saying because getting to that “lazy” só talked about mean that you are in control of yourself physically and mentally. Loving the contents keep it up coaches ❤️
I like this vid a lot. Because it reminds me, when Iam had a rought night before tourement or training, and maybe drunk to much. And at the next morning a very lasy on the cout, the out there, I made the best plays. For sure not as long, if Iam not going this direction, BUT now I've got the key. Thanks for reminding and putting this online!
Thanks, Iffy. I am not a tall players, so I don't often have a block up to contend with .That said, I an working on varying my shots to keep the defense moving and guessing. I have played with people who seem to know when the defense shifts and moves, which is something I have not figured out.
These words are Gold to me. I've always thought the "sitting" starting pass position makes you feeling like you're doing squats. The saddest thing is that every coach I have had tought that to me. The most important thing, in my opinion, is keeping the feet "light", as if the sand's burning: this is for every moment during the match. Anyway, the pass position is the most critical from this point of view.
My attack- I’m the big rusher. And you can always tell the newbie passer by their exaggerated squat stance while the server is going through their serving prep/routine, they’re tender for 2xs as long as I am in their signal that they’re ready for a tough serve
This is for BB to A level grass here in Denver, but on defense knowing when they score a low percentage good shot and not adjusting to it prematurely. I see it a lot at BB, but as people get to AA they know better when to chill out instead of adjusting to a low percentage play.
can you make a video on the right technique for cut shots? I feel like from the left side its much more natural, so im really looking for advice for the right side
I feel the most stress when being attacked, LOL. But for this video, yep, the same, attacking. I get so excited to try and blast a hit down the line or hard angle that I feel like I don't have the power I should or I tick the net, etc.
Definitely the passing but after watching a few of your passing videos I know why. I have been doing it wrong for only 20 years. It is time to change now for the next 20.
Just have fun. Don't try too hard and that normally helps me relax and play better but also improve because I don't get mad at myself when I make a mistake. I say "that wasn't great. what did i do wrong?" and learn from it and move on. Don't dwell.
I usually feel the most tension in the attack. Thank you - this video helped me relax on the court! Watching all your videos! This is very helpful content!
My steps after passing are definitely super stressed (i recorded). I thikn that's because the thing I struggle the most is the aproach footwork and the jump. Great tips, guys. Thanks!
I'm definitely stressed while setting - I rush to get under the ball early and aim for a hand set since I am more confident at hand set than bump set. I will try to take a slower approach to get under that while still getting there in time.
Couldn’t have described my experience while playing any better. The most I’d say is when attacking and in the second step. This led to me “jumping” the set and getting under it or having to adjust to a set last minute because I basically guessed where it would be before actually seeing it. Very helpful!
I'm most stressed on my pass. Whether it's communication on who tf gets the middle, or just getting to where the ball is going in time. It's weird that I can't get to the ball in time. I feel I have great hand/ eye coordination, I feel like I track the ball just fine. I've played outfield in baseball and wr in football, but yet I'm late getting to the ball in volleyball.
Yeah pretty much agree with all of this and already play with this mindset and approach. Stress for me comes from serving inconsistently, and defending - to approach the net or not? I’m currently at an intermediate level, so still developing facets of my game.
Me , Im very stressed when I attack, in fact im finding a few problems attacking, but im trying to improve it. Your video are very veru very helpful, thank u so much, keep going like this
I'm rewatching this video. I think right now I'm stressed on the passing. not from the serve, I'm maybe a little too relaxed for that bc I'm accustomed to my servers now. but I think when I have to cover the short cut shots, I am mentally kind of stressed about it. hitting, I'm still figuring out and I think maybe my footwork causes me stress. my arm mechanics are actually getting better and once in a while I can get that whipping motion without thinking about it. thank you
great points. I have to keep them in mind during the game specifically when playing under pressure. Could you please make video explaining at what part of an attack an attacker should look at the ball and at opponents
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I am super stressed on the serve coming against me, it is my main weakness I would say, although it has gotten better, I am a ex-pro bball player, started playing beach volley 2 v 2 in June, 2021, so about 6-7 months now, and I see improvement. But I need to relax, when I play mixed games I relaxed a lot more. Masculine matches are where I get super tense.
I'm the most stressed in my hitting. I feel super dependent on the setter and also kind of forgot how the timing of the footwork and swing mechanics feels in my body (I can sort of envision it). but with passing and setting, I feel pretty relaxed (except for receiving a hard spin skyball serve). I can sort of try to remember to feel more relaxed on the pass but I actually love to defend and so I look forward to getting that tough serve/spike, etc...
@@betteratbeachvolleyball I'll answer by google translate, because I don't understand English, but I'm struggling to learn. When I went to play on Copacabana beach, here is Brazil, I tried to execute your instructions breathing so as not to get anxious, I executed the fundamentals of passing, raised and cut. Everything went well, I played calmly and won a lot of matches. Thank you friend.
man, attacking is the most stressful part of the game. esp fot a guy like me that failure is kind of guaranteed, the moment I see the ball set towards me, I get completely lost and I find myself either on the net or on the ground with the ball. I practise and practise on my own and everytime I say " now I got it!" but next time I go out to play ...... you know what
Great vid, thanks mate. Definitely find more stressful attacking when trying hard to sideout - if you haven't won in a few points. Trying to stop a slide of points. Obviously affects what you try next and possibly therefore less likely to work.. Mentally I guess always play each ball on its own merits alone.
for me it is during the attack, I always run up too fast bc i get antsy with it and excited. plus i am only about 5"10 in height so i always struggle with whether i think the ball will be at the right spot when i am at peak height of my jump
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I stress the most when the ball is in reach of someone on my team and he doesn't bother trying to run up to it or hit it. It's really annoying when you try to defend yourself and score points and someone on your team just loses them because he doesn't want to raise his hands.
I am already pretty relaxed as a player but I have trouble with being too strict during the passing on serve receive. It might be because I am thinking too far ahead with hitting, but I have been trying to practice doing one thing at a time. Also a question is for someone new starting to look at tournaments out of town, what is a good way to find them?
I tend to play lazy but quick after a few drinks 🍺. How can I keep that perfect drink skill throughout the day. I know this sounds terrible but often at the tournaments I go to everyone is drinking and just wondering, should I drink in tournaments and if so how to go about it.
When I was playing in a tournament for the first time on the sand I found that I didn’t have good footwork since I wasn’t used to the shifting of the sand. I could feel my feet almost tweak when I was pushing too hard off the sand. How can I work on that? How do I move better in the sand?
@@jay7tennis I think it might be because on solid ground you are used to getting your power from your toes while in sand every movement if also more taxing. What I’m getting at is try placing more of your weight on your heels to get more power per step. It’s well known that when you jump on sand you rely more on your knees and your foot for the jump so maybe apply more weight to your heels and your footwork should improve.
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my partner told me that i play better when i play angry :) i told him that the other team has to piss me off or something has to start it off, it doesn't just starts on it's own :)
do your partners play well when you're angry? I get having a chip on your shoulder or needing one but sometimes being angry to be at your best might shut your partner down completely. Depending on who you play with, you might have to find a middle ground to ensure you're not putting on an emotional state that puts your partner at their worst
I have a partner who certainly plays better when she is angry. It doesn't bother me a bit honestly. If *I'm* angry, it's a bad thing. I play great when I'm happy, and I play poorly when I'm angry.
@@Iffy50 yeah, i don't think its good for me either, coz it takes a lot out of you when you play angry. But my senses and my instincts are really heightened when I'm angry. I could bounce the ball infront of the ten ft line and chase down shots, dink etc...it's freaking weird lol I need to have that kinda focus with me even when I'm happy or playing without anger though.
@@ivespoken8902 Yeah, some people hyper focus like that. I'm sure it does take more energy, but if it gets you the victory it's worth it. I overload sometimes. I remember playing well all day at a tournament many years ago and the finals rolled around and the first couple hits were a trainwreck! Once I started to get into the game and relax I played well again, but those first few points...
For me it's during the set, my hitter has a problem that he always approaches so fast and waits the ball under the net.I'm not an official setter of my team and i have a problem that when I set, I couldn't see where the hitter is.So I think that setting the ball to the edge is the best for him but after I sent the ball to the edge and I look at him,he is waiting the ball in center.and because of that when I set the ball to the middle,he is approaching to the edge.and then I get complained.me the worse setter 🙂
I feel like I give my partner a good pass, I kick out and as I begin my approach the set becomes a trap or a low set. That’s when I feel stress, I have to basically put on the brakes, do I suddenly become a blocker, do I have to now poke the ball, do I have to stop and pull because the guy got perfect set and will hit me in my face. At the same time I’m frustrated at my partner for putting me in this situation. I feel stress because I’m not sure what to do and it usually doesn’t end well.
For beginners, stress is almost always present time, and it is really difficult to have them exercising, breathing even thinking in a relaxed way. I managed it in almost all situation but with females who don't get the serve over the net, even there is already a good technique.. Maybe the elbow needs to go a bit further back, or they could use a bit more their trunk. But all in one it should be enough but it isn't, how do yo teach them to serve in a relaxed, lazy mood and only tense the core and hand at the proper moment?
Make sure they are using a throwing technique when serving. A lot of the time people who don’t trust their strength try relying on a shot put motion. If that is correct then their contact is probably following through too much. Tell them to try stopping their hand at contact.
For me, I'm stressed because I always seem to be on the losing team :b I think my head is too much in the mechanics and not enough on the game itself. Its easy for me to get sucked in the vortex of my self-critique. it's really bad when someone starts blaming me - oh wow those are long games - it sucks the fun right out.
when your teammates start to blame you I think you need to find a more supportive group. as long as people get you are out there to improve, there is no reason to blame anyone! also everyone has a bad game or bad day or bad conditions from time to time...
@@galaxy_mosaic3587 So true! Even if I were the reason (i.e. not weather or conditions - just me sucking), there's no reason to blame... it doesn't really accomplish the goal of winning the game. "Tough. Hey..you got this next one for sure" takes the same amount of time and breath as "What the hell was that? C'mon!!"
hits are easy, most everyone loves hitting even if they aggressively charge and don't hit good digging a spike is the least fun, especially if your group doesn't have blockers returning from a good server is second least fun, mainly because a few bad returns and its in your head setting is stressful just because you want to do good and it's all on you, I bet it's the most stressful in play where they actually call illegal handsets, which I think is one of the more subjective rules in all of sports.
So it seems like digging and passing are the most stressful skills for you. Something that helps to be less stressed is realizing that no matter how the play ends, it's always only worth one point! The most embarrassing play where you shank the ball or get hit in the face is worth the same amount of points as your most amazing play. Just because you get aced once, it doesn't have to effect the next play if you don't let it get in your head! You might learn a lot from our Passing Master Class: www.betteratbeach.com/howtopassinvolleyball. We can help you pass with more accuracy, more consistency and more confidence!
I feel most stressed on serve receive. Everything else during play is so fast, you don't really have time to stress about it. But serve receive... all you're thinking about is, "okay, where are they going with this serve.... please don't shank the float serve, please don't shank the float serve, please don't shank the float serve.... F**K, I shanked it."
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For me it's always during the pass because there's this pressure that the pass has to be a good one to make it everything else easier :D
man i agree with your 1st point 100%. the harder i try and the harder i want to win, the stiffer and worse i play. Now, i just try to focus on playing for fun. it's an all win mindset!
Yeah same with me, I think when you’re just trying to have fun you go into that kinda flow state, but when you try hard to win you lose that.
Yeah.. Basically being a Try hard is what destroy our game, just relax
@@camm9534 you definitely nailed it with 'flow state'!
I feel really stressed when passing and attacking, I believe I could be at least 50% a better player if I had control over my mind. I will try focusing on being 'lazier' this week and see how that goes, thanks BBV!
How did it go?
I know this is late but did it go good?
@@vemarjag1098 He is now probably lazy to even reply.
During the attack because I'm a shorter player that can barely reach over the net in sand. So I worked plenty on defense, passing, setting and serving. But on offense can't find a good groove because I'm always setting others and not getting set back.
Play with the middle and then poke left and right
I literally have been watching every player that I think is better than me look like they are putting in 1/10th the effort I am. Way underrated volleyball tip here.
I tried this out today when hitting and it helped 100%. I thought "lazy", but what I really felt was my body becoming more flexible and getting better connection through the feet, legs, torso, arms and finally wrist snap. More like a whip than a bat (if that makes sense?). Anyways, it worked! Thanks!
Awesome, so glad to hear it!! Yes, totally makes sense - that's what we want it to feel like :)
Attacking because I was libero in university and so attacking was my least practiced skill. This was helpful, I will be trying this.
I’ve started playing Volleyball at a local place and y’all’s tips help so much I’m still working on everything and getting better and my friends have said I’ve been getting better every week so thank you guys ❤🏐
Definitely the pass is where I am the most stressed, I'm actually that player that always gets really low on my position because I used to think the lower I am to wait for the serve, the more control I will have over the ball. Now I realized that I'm stressing out too much about exactly that control that I want to have on the pass, and I will certainly be changing my approach to serve-receive with a lazier position!! Thank you Brandon :)
I am one of those guys who get so excited about hitting that I get to the ball early. Good vid
Digging cut shots. I’m bracing myself for hard hits, my body is too stiff and can not go get easy ball falls in front of me!
Me too!!!
Hope he makes a video about that too the cut shots kill me
Also reading sand hits better is it all about the thumb?
@kumiokada7216 how’s it going now after a while? Found a trick for that?
These tips are phenomenon. Although, I wouldn't use the word lazy. It's energy efficiency
Thanks for these great tips! I'm most stressed before attacking. With passing and setting, the movements seem quite automated but with attacking, there's always so much to think about: where's the ball, the net, the opponents, take two aggressive steps, swing the arms back, point to the ball, stay behind the ball, have your elbow back, contact at the highest point...🤪 So relaxing more could help!🤣
Definitely during serve receive ... soooooo want to get better at that!
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I would love to see a video dedicated to find the open spaces on the court when attacking. Seeing the defense and placement of the hit is my biggest struggle.
Being able to see the ball and the defense at the same time is a very advanced skill. I've been playing high level volleyball for 2 decades and I don't know many people that can track the set, see the block, get their timing right and see the defense. Personally I've had a lot of success slicing the ball so it's difficult for defenders to line up with my swing. This is very effective for me when I hit line from the weak side.
When you play 2's does your partner call out where to hit if you have a blocker?
Can you make a video on how to receive a hard driven spike? About positioning your arms and legs/hips when absorbing energy?
I like this idea!
I definitely feel the most stressed when attacking. I've seen your video where you talk about emphasizing the first two steps to be really slow and the last two steps should feel explosive, so I'm working on that curently :)
Really interesting video guys, I wish more people would’ve seen and understand what you saying because getting to that “lazy” só talked about mean that you are in control of yourself physically and mentally. Loving the contents keep it up coaches ❤️
Brandon, great points to relax. Passing causes the most stress as the offense depends on the pass to be successful.
I like this vid a lot. Because it reminds me, when Iam had a rought night before tourement or training, and maybe drunk to much. And at the next morning a very lasy on the cout, the out there, I made the best plays. For sure not as long, if Iam not going this direction, BUT now I've got the key. Thanks for reminding and putting this online!
Thanks, Iffy. I am not a tall players, so I don't often have a block up to contend with .That said, I an working on varying my shots to keep the defense moving and guessing. I have played with people who seem to know when the defense shifts and moves, which is something I have not figured out.
These words are Gold to me. I've always thought the "sitting" starting pass position makes you feeling like you're doing squats. The saddest thing is that every coach I have had tought that to me. The most important thing, in my opinion, is keeping the feet "light", as if the sand's burning: this is for every moment during the match. Anyway, the pass position is the most critical from this point of view.
My attack- I’m the big rusher. And you can always tell the newbie passer by their exaggerated squat stance while the server is going through their serving prep/routine, they’re tender for 2xs as long as I am in their signal that they’re ready for a tough serve
Definitely during the pass. Especially if we did not side out and this is the second serve that I need to pass.
I actually was intuitively thinking the same thing after a long Beachvolleyball break. Kinda cool that this video is out here
Lately most of my stress is playing defense. Figuring out the proper body angle to the opposing player. Thanks Greg, Santa Cruz 831, main Beach!
This is for BB to A level grass here in Denver, but on defense knowing when they score a low percentage good shot and not adjusting to it prematurely. I see it a lot at BB, but as people get to AA they know better when to chill out instead of adjusting to a low percentage play.
can you make a video on the right technique for cut shots? I feel like from the left side its much more natural, so im really looking for advice for the right side
This is great advice! I used to make all of these mistakes and corrected them and play much better!
Thanks Charlie! What do you think was giving you the most trouble?
I feel the most stress when being attacked, LOL. But for this video, yep, the same, attacking. I get so excited to try and blast a hit down the line or hard angle that I feel like I don't have the power I should or I tick the net, etc.
Definitely the passing but after watching a few of your passing videos I know why. I have been doing it wrong for only 20 years. It is time to change now for the next 20.
Just have fun. Don't try too hard and that normally helps me relax and play better but also improve because I don't get mad at myself when I make a mistake. I say "that wasn't great. what did i do wrong?" and learn from it and move on. Don't dwell.
Totally agreed!! Every mistake is an opportunity to learn and grow. Awesome mindset to have :)
I usually feel the most tension in the attack. Thank you - this video helped me relax on the court! Watching all your videos! This is very helpful content!
I rush to set. It is hard to change.
Thanks nice channel 👍
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My steps after passing are definitely super stressed (i recorded). I thikn that's because the thing I struggle the most is the aproach footwork and the jump. Great tips, guys. Thanks!
Try finding the “timing step”/first step on the setters touch!
I'm always tense when practicing and playing so I found it useful.
I'm definitely stressed while setting - I rush to get under the ball early and aim for a hand set since I am more confident at hand set than bump set. I will try to take a slower approach to get under that while still getting there in time.
Currently I'm more stressed during the pass and more relaxed during the set. The attack is often a mix.
Couldn’t have described my experience while playing any better. The most I’d say is when attacking and in the second step. This led to me “jumping” the set and getting under it or having to adjust to a set last minute because I basically guessed where it would be before actually seeing it. Very helpful!
definitely during the pass. thank you for the video
I also did that I stiffen up in the arms at times. I have to tell myself to relax and let my arms be soft. Then my accuracy comes back.
I'm most stressed on my pass. Whether it's communication on who tf gets the middle, or just getting to where the ball is going in time. It's weird that I can't get to the ball in time. I feel I have great hand/ eye coordination, I feel like I track the ball just fine. I've played outfield in baseball and wr in football, but yet I'm late getting to the ball in volleyball.
Great tips. I definitely have many of these faults. I can't wait to get back out to the beach and be lazy.
Yeah pretty much agree with all of this and already play with this mindset and approach. Stress for me comes from serving inconsistently, and defending - to approach the net or not? I’m currently at an intermediate level, so still developing facets of my game.
Me , Im very stressed when I attack, in fact im finding a few problems attacking, but im trying to improve it. Your video are very veru very helpful, thank u so much, keep going like this
I'm rewatching this video. I think right now I'm stressed on the passing. not from the serve, I'm maybe a little too relaxed for that bc I'm accustomed to my servers now. but I think when I have to cover the short cut shots, I am mentally kind of stressed about it. hitting, I'm still figuring out and I think maybe my footwork causes me stress. my arm mechanics are actually getting better and once in a while I can get that whipping motion without thinking about it. thank you
I always rush my attack. These are useful tips!
sick references
Definitely feel more stressed during the pass. And yes, I was one of those people that was putting a lot of stress on my legs and as you discussed.
Thank you!
great points. I have to keep them in mind during the game specifically when playing under pressure. Could you please make video explaining at what part of an attack an attacker should look at the ball and at opponents
Love your videos!
Random question; any chance of doing a video on the difference between sand and grass?
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I am super stressed on the serve coming against me, it is my main weakness I would say, although it has gotten better, I am a ex-pro bball player, started playing beach volley 2 v 2 in June, 2021, so about 6-7 months now, and I see improvement. But I need to relax, when I play mixed games I relaxed a lot more. Masculine matches are where I get super tense.
Attacking for sure
The pass for sure!
this is so valueable! Thank you! Can't wait for lockdown to be over to try this out :')
I'm the most stressed in my hitting. I feel super dependent on the setter and also kind of forgot how the timing of the footwork and swing mechanics feels in my body (I can sort of envision it). but with passing and setting, I feel pretty relaxed (except for receiving a hard spin skyball serve). I can sort of try to remember to feel more relaxed on the pass but I actually love to defend and so I look forward to getting that tough serve/spike, etc...
how to find the open spaces on the court when attacking. A video about seeing the defense and placement of the hit would be nice
Great video
What's the best way to stand while in the libero position?
Eu fico ansioso quando vou atacar.
totally normal! if you feel anxious, take a conscious breath while your partner is setting to remind yourself not to rush in early on your approach
@@betteratbeachvolleyball I'll answer by google translate, because I don't understand English, but I'm struggling to learn. When I went to play on Copacabana beach, here is Brazil, I tried to execute your instructions breathing so as not to get anxious, I executed the fundamentals of passing, raised and cut. Everything went well, I played calmly and won a lot of matches. Thank you friend.
man, attacking is the most stressful part of the game. esp fot a guy like me that failure is kind of guaranteed, the moment I see the ball set towards me, I get completely lost and I find myself either on the net or on the ground with the ball. I practise and practise on my own and everytime I say " now I got it!" but next time I go out to play ...... you know what
Great vid, thanks mate. Definitely find more stressful attacking when trying hard to sideout - if you haven't won in a few points. Trying to stop a slide of points. Obviously affects what you try next and possibly therefore less likely to work.. Mentally I guess always play each ball on its own merits alone.
for me it is during the attack, I always run up too fast bc i get antsy with it and excited. plus i am only about 5"10 in height so i always struggle with whether i think the ball will be at the right spot when i am at peak height of my jump
That's something you'll be battling til the end of your volleyball days.. hahaha even the pros say, "WAIT" to themselves after every pass :) We spend a lot of time working on timing and spacing in our attacking course...
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Very useful, thank you :)
I stress the most when the ball is in reach of someone on my team and he doesn't bother trying to run up to it or hit it. It's really annoying when you try to defend yourself and score points and someone on your team just loses them because he doesn't want to raise his hands.
Y’all do a pretty darn good job
This video musthave for my play! More stress i feel in time defend, after two match spasm becomes real problems for me))
P.S. sorry for my English
We have all been there! Experience and breathing helps!!
During the receive and setting
Definitely the pass!!
always the hit... but I dont really get tired... lol ask my mates >>.
I am already pretty relaxed as a player but I have trouble with being too strict during the passing on serve receive. It might be because I am thinking too far ahead with hitting, but I have been trying to practice doing one thing at a time. Also a question is for someone new starting to look at tournaments out of town, what is a good way to find them?
For me it’s always setting especially in the wind I feel like I’m gonna double the ball or lose it in the wind
pass and attacking
I tend to play lazy but quick after a few drinks 🍺. How can I keep that perfect drink skill throughout the day. I know this sounds terrible but often at the tournaments I go to everyone is drinking and just wondering, should I drink in tournaments and if so how to go about it.
The attack, it's been like this ever since my surgery. I lost my bounce so I am trying to do more with less and it doesn't work
During pass and attac
Sets are the most stressful!
Just realized I always sprint to the net when I'm setting :)
My coach always said the best passers look board and I tried to look bored and I passed better
haha.. that's funny.. yup. simple, easy movements are key!
When I was playing in a tournament for the first time on the sand I found that I didn’t have good footwork since I wasn’t used to the shifting of the sand. I could feel my feet almost tweak when I was pushing too hard off the sand. How can I work on that? How do I move better in the sand?
If you aren't used to playing on sand it will be weird for awhile. It takes some time to move efficiently so just keep at it if you can!
@@betteratbeachvolleyball am I supposed to push hard off my feet? I feel like I’m gonna twist/sprain my ankles from time to time LOL.
@@jay7tennis I think it might be because on solid ground you are used to getting your power from your toes while in sand every movement if also more taxing. What I’m getting at is try placing more of your weight on your heels to get more power per step. It’s well known that when you jump on sand you rely more on your knees and your foot for the jump so maybe apply more weight to your heels and your footwork should improve.
@@fakeboss4037 oh thanks!! I’ll try that out!
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I feel really stressed at attacking. Maybe just being a bit more chilled would be the right way :p Thanks for the tip
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my partner told me that i play better when i play angry :) i told him that the other team has to piss me off or something has to start it off, it doesn't just starts on it's own :)
do your partners play well when you're angry? I get having a chip on your shoulder or needing one but sometimes being angry to be at your best might shut your partner down completely. Depending on who you play with, you might have to find a middle ground to ensure you're not putting on an emotional state that puts your partner at their worst
I have a partner who certainly plays better when she is angry. It doesn't bother me a bit honestly. If *I'm* angry, it's a bad thing. I play great when I'm happy, and I play poorly when I'm angry.
@@Iffy50 yeah, i don't think its good for me either, coz it takes a lot out of you when you play angry. But my senses and my instincts are really heightened when I'm angry. I could bounce the ball infront of the ten ft line and chase down shots, dink etc...it's freaking weird lol I need to have that kinda focus with me even when I'm happy or playing without anger though.
@@ivespoken8902 Yeah, some people hyper focus like that. I'm sure it does take more energy, but if it gets you the victory it's worth it. I overload sometimes. I remember playing well all day at a tournament many years ago and the finals rolled around and the first couple hits were a trainwreck! Once I started to get into the game and relax I played well again, but those first few points...
isn't that illegal block on 1:00 ?
For me it's during the set, my hitter has a problem that he always approaches so fast and waits the ball under the net.I'm not an official setter of my team and i have a problem that when I set, I couldn't see where the hitter is.So I think that setting the ball to the edge is the best for him but after I sent the ball to the edge and I look at him,he is waiting the ball in center.and because of that when I set the ball to the middle,he is approaching to the edge.and then I get complained.me the worse setter 🙂
Definitely the pass
the word is efficiency
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I feel like I give my partner a good pass, I kick out and as I begin my approach the set becomes a trap or a low set. That’s when I feel stress, I have to basically put on the brakes, do I suddenly become a blocker, do I have to now poke the ball, do I have to stop and pull because the guy got perfect set and will hit me in my face. At the same time I’m frustrated at my partner for putting me in this situation. I feel stress because I’m not sure what to do and it usually doesn’t end well.
I tend to get super stiff during serves and receives
For beginners, stress is almost always present time, and it is really difficult to have them exercising, breathing even thinking in a relaxed way. I managed it in almost all situation but with females who don't get the serve over the net, even there is already a good technique.. Maybe the elbow needs to go a bit further back, or they could use a bit more their trunk. But all in one it should be enough but it isn't, how do yo teach them to serve in a relaxed, lazy mood and only tense the core and hand at the proper moment?
Make sure they are using a throwing technique when serving. A lot of the time people who don’t trust their strength try relying on a shot put motion. If that is correct then their contact is probably following through too much. Tell them to try stopping their hand at contact.
pass and set 4 sure
For me, I'm stressed because I always seem to be on the losing team :b I think my head is too much in the mechanics and not enough on the game itself. Its easy for me to get sucked in the vortex of my self-critique. it's really bad when someone starts blaming me - oh wow those are long games - it sucks the fun right out.
when your teammates start to blame you I think you need to find a more supportive group. as long as people get you are out there to improve, there is no reason to blame anyone! also everyone has a bad game or bad day or bad conditions from time to time...
@@galaxy_mosaic3587 So true! Even if I were the reason (i.e. not weather or conditions - just me sucking), there's no reason to blame... it doesn't really accomplish the goal of winning the game. "Tough. Hey..you got this next one for sure" takes the same amount of time and breath as "What the hell was that? C'mon!!"
Isnt touching/settings the ball with your fingertips a foul in beach volleyball?
hits are easy, most everyone loves hitting even if they aggressively charge and don't hit good
digging a spike is the least fun, especially if your group doesn't have blockers
returning from a good server is second least fun, mainly because a few bad returns and its in your head
setting is stressful just because you want to do good and it's all on you, I bet it's the most stressful in play where they actually call illegal handsets, which I think is one of the more subjective rules in all of sports.
So it seems like digging and passing are the most stressful skills for you. Something that helps to be less stressed is realizing that no matter how the play ends, it's always only worth one point! The most embarrassing play where you shank the ball or get hit in the face is worth the same amount of points as your most amazing play. Just because you get aced once, it doesn't have to effect the next play if you don't let it get in your head! You might learn a lot from our Passing Master Class: www.betteratbeach.com/howtopassinvolleyball. We can help you pass with more accuracy, more consistency and more confidence!
passing for sure
I feel most stressed on serve receive. Everything else during play is so fast, you don't really have time to stress about it. But serve receive... all you're thinking about is, "okay, where are they going with this serve.... please don't shank the float serve, please don't shank the float serve, please don't shank the float serve.... F**K, I shanked it."