Thank you for taking the time and effort in promoting the sport that we love so much. I enjoyed watching the video. I agree that passing is by far the most important skill that can always be improved on. The insight is interesting indeed. I have always encouraged the following... 1. Pass with your legs, not your arms. This concept is at the root of good passing, and control comes from bending at the knees... not at the hips or swinging the arms. 2. Beat the ball to the spot. Agree with the detective work in anticipating where the ball will be by watching the hitters shoulder, ball spin, wind, etc. This makes 1 above easier. 3. Shrug your shoulders as you make contact and lock out your elbows. Point your platform to your partner as if a board were attached to your arms is another common way to think of it.
I have been having some really frustrating issues with receiving serves for a while now. Watching this video helped me immediately. Thanks Bros and Chase.
You guys are doing this youtubz thing correct, my good Sirs! Keeping the videos light and entertaining! Continue with the great quality and hope to see you guys play some games/matches vs/with your guest contributors some day! (might be a good idea to invite your friends to a MCKB game day/event in the future with you playing, Could make some vids about it, would be fun to watch. Just saying ;) ) And ofc, thanks Chase for the tips! Looking forward to your upcoming vids!
Dope video guys !! Do you think you could do a tutorial on how to pass with your hands outdoors ? I think it would be a good compliment to have with this vid. Cheers !
great video this improved my game immediately, can we get one on regular sets im to scared to get called for a double or carry . us newbs need some drill to do b/c I will only bump set
hey guys, thanks for the videos. it would be super cool if there could be a video say 5 minutes long which just shows someone passing. most tutorials repeat kinda the same thing. there is a study where they take 3 different groups of free throw shooters, 1) they dont practice, 2) they actual practice and 3) they visualize practicing. the visualization test group improved almost at the same improvement percentage. for me, visually watching in repetition and emulating what i am watching would be super helpful for me lets say in my living room as I am watchin the video. kind of like lets say watchin a tai chi video. tutorials are always helpful, but an actual video to watch, imitate and go through the actual movements in sync with the video i am sure would create more positive results, especially for someone like me who wants to become a better passer. you're tutorials are more hip vs other ones out there. Another thing, which may take time, and wish I lived by your guys, would be taking someone who has 'faults' and workign with them. having people see their faults, showing people how they progress with your coaching and repetitions and show that if this person can make improvements with corrections, so can others. just my 2 cents b/c im tryin to find a video that shows all this, and since i couldnt find, and you guys are cool, i thought i would share with ya both :) cheers and thanks for your videos. hopefully what i said makes sense and you guys take it on bc i am sure having such a video will increase confidence and skills for people liek me who want to be stronger passers! once again, thanks for all the videos you post :)
Loved the tutorial, some great tips... Would be even more awesomer if you guys could include more video analysis of the technique in question. Maybe a playbook of sorts? Just keep serving at him and let him receive the balls while being video’d from all angles so we can see footwork, arms, body, head etc etc then provide an overlay of commentary/questioning on why... Listening to you guys explain is great but seeing would be so much better (for me at least!) Cheers Dazza
This is just great. First time commenting and just wanted to let you know I watched a few of your videos they are really good. The thing I'm struggling with when the ball is really fast and there is no time for footwork... Any advice on that? Thanks Anna
Where is the best place to stand when on serve receive? I believe I tend to be too far up sometimes but it feels like I'm in a good spot. Maybe it's different in indoor and that's what I'm going off? Anyways, any help would be great :)
Hey guys! I have a question that's been really bothering me. While passing, how long are you watching the ball? I feel the longer I watch the ball, I pass worse, sometimes delaying my reaction and causing me to not make a good angle with the ball. BUT I feel if I don't watch the ball I could miss movements that the ball can make, especially in a float serve. So what do i do?? I'm so confused. Essentially are you focusing on the ball the whole time?? thank you
hi guys, please help.when am attacking am always udder the ball so it is difficult for me to hit hard,always in the net or easy dig,what can i do to improve?? PLzzzz:)
I believe its all about that feel, your body will gain experience by itself as you practice more. These tips and explanations are good but will not give you what you're looking for. Play, practice and then you will be able to provide your own tips just as he is doing.
If this video lasted 5 minutes more he would have ended up naked. Now, jokes aside, this explanation was perfect, he went to the point and gave some insights that honestly I haven´t seen on any other place.
ok so I think this video was quite helpful, ok?
3:47 - the platform tip is exactly what I needed to hear. Huge help!
One of the most important skills for indoor as well! Nice to meet another UA-cam volleyball coach :)
MCK Volleyball of course! Shoot me an email: kokovolleyclub@gmail.com
Thank you for taking the time and effort in promoting the sport that we love so much. I enjoyed watching the video. I agree that passing is by far the most important skill that can always be improved on. The insight is interesting indeed. I have always encouraged the following...
1. Pass with your legs, not your arms. This concept is at the root of good passing, and control comes from bending at the knees... not at the hips or swinging the arms.
2. Beat the ball to the spot. Agree with the detective work in anticipating where the ball will be by watching the hitters shoulder, ball spin, wind, etc. This makes 1 above easier.
3. Shrug your shoulders as you make contact and lock out your elbows. Point your platform to your partner as if a board were attached to your arms is another common way to think of it.
How is he only 26... this guys already ready for coaching the next wave of greats... ok!? ;)
yeah i went to one of his youth clinincs, i loved the class. hes very good at explaining and teaching
I have been having some really frustrating issues with receiving serves for a while now. Watching this video helped me immediately.
Thanks Bros and Chase.
Wow this guy was fantastic at explaining and giving tips! Have him on the channel again please :)
0:51 0:55 1:01 1:06 1:12 1:18 1:20 1:34 1:39 1:43 1:47 2:13 2:17 2:28 2:54 2:57 3:03 3:38 3:44 3:48 4:10 4:24 Highlights
OK!
Hahahaha they put them all in their behind the scenes video Nick!
I like the okays, ok. its pretty easy to listen to
Excellent video, as always! Thanks, I really need to work on keeping the head stable, level eyes, as Chase explains.
You guys are doing this youtubz thing correct, my good Sirs!
Keeping the videos light and entertaining!
Continue with the great quality and hope to see you guys play some games/matches vs/with your guest contributors some day!
(might be a good idea to invite your friends to a MCKB game day/event in the future with you playing, Could make some vids about it, would be fun to watch. Just saying ;) )
And ofc, thanks Chase for the tips!
Looking forward to your upcoming vids!
Dope video guys !! Do you think you could do a tutorial on how to pass with your hands outdoors ? I think it would be a good compliment to have with this vid. Cheers !
great video this improved my game immediately, can we get one on regular sets im to scared to get called for a double or carry . us newbs need some drill to do b/c I will only bump set
Top quality content boys 👌
Volleyball is such a fun sport. These were great tips too, thank you!!!!🏐
thats great stuff, chicos! Keep on posting this, passing links to your videos around me. Tnx!
Perfectly presented!
Thanks again for the pointers!!! :)
Very helpful ! Thanks 😊
What an excellent video! The best.
Another great video by MCKB Volleyball, keep these up!!!!! Very clear and objective instructions that are easy to implement!!!
Very helpful. Thanks.
hey guys, thanks for the videos. it would be super cool if there could be a video say 5 minutes long which just shows someone passing. most tutorials repeat kinda the same thing. there is a study where they take 3 different groups of free throw shooters, 1) they dont practice, 2) they actual practice and 3) they visualize practicing. the visualization test group improved almost at the same improvement percentage. for me, visually watching in repetition and emulating what i am watching would be super helpful for me lets say in my living room as I am watchin the video. kind of like lets say watchin a tai chi video. tutorials are always helpful, but an actual video to watch, imitate and go through the actual movements in sync with the video i am sure would create more positive results, especially for someone like me who wants to become a better passer. you're tutorials are more hip vs other ones out there. Another thing, which may take time, and wish I lived by your guys, would be taking someone who has 'faults' and workign with them. having people see their faults, showing people how they progress with your coaching and repetitions and show that if this person can make improvements with corrections, so can others. just my 2 cents b/c im tryin to find a video that shows all this, and since i couldnt find, and you guys are cool, i thought i would share with ya both :) cheers and thanks for your videos. hopefully what i said makes sense and you guys take it on bc i am sure having such a video will increase confidence and skills for people liek me who want to be stronger passers! once again, thanks for all the videos you post :)
Same thing for attacking please!
Loved the tutorial, some great tips...
Would be even more awesomer if you guys could include more video analysis of the technique in question.
Maybe a playbook of sorts? Just keep serving at him and let him receive the balls while being video’d from all angles so we can see footwork, arms, body, head etc etc then provide an overlay of commentary/questioning on why...
Listening to you guys explain is great but seeing would be so much better (for me at least!)
Cheers
Dazza
MCKB Volleyball looking forward to it!!
Thank you for the video, helpful as always
Yes coach
This is just great. First time commenting and just wanted to let you know I watched a few of your videos they are really good. The thing I'm struggling with when the ball is really fast and there is no time for footwork... Any advice on that?
Thanks
Anna
MCK Volleyball thank you very much. I'll think of that at tomorrow's training. :)
Ok
Thank you
thank you for what u do
Amazing Video guys!
Guys nice video! It would be perfect if you make a video about the high balls and how to defend on that. Nice tips tho!
I mean the balls that you cant pass them with bump because they are too high. So you need to do a pokey or something.
MCKB Volleyball Great! Can't wait!
Ok 👌🏼😊
Thx
ha ha he just takes off clothes as the video goes one. Great tips :) !
Awesome
great tips .. thanks. OK
DETECTIVE HATTTTTT
Where is the best place to stand when on serve receive? I believe I tend to be too far up sometimes but it feels like I'm in a good spot. Maybe it's different in indoor and that's what I'm going off? Anyways, any help would be great :)
How do you have an unstable head? It's not like you have a choice where to put your head. It's always over your shoulders
Hey guys! I have a question that's been really bothering me. While passing, how long are you watching the ball? I feel the longer I watch the ball, I pass worse, sometimes delaying my reaction and causing me to not make a good angle with the ball. BUT I feel if I don't watch the ball I could miss movements that the ball can make, especially in a float serve. So what do i do?? I'm so confused. Essentially are you focusing on the ball the whole time?? thank you
okay
How to u practise at home?
hi guys, please help.when am attacking am always udder the ball so it is difficult for me to hit hard,always in the net or easy dig,what can i do to improve?? PLzzzz:)
I believe its all about that feel, your body will gain experience by itself as you practice more. These tips and explanations are good but will not give you what you're looking for. Play, practice and then you will be able to provide your own tips just as he is doing.
2:22 more like... HAIKYUU
I THOUGHT HE SAID HAIKYU! GAHH (volleyball anime awesome, everyone should totally see it!)
Lol that's why I'm even playing volleyball in the first place
I lost count on how many times he said okay. Anyhow, good video, okay?
*O K A Y ?*
drinking game. every time he says ok take a shot
Umkay
If this video lasted 5 minutes more he would have ended up naked. Now, jokes aside, this explanation was perfect, he went to the point and gave some insights that honestly I haven´t seen on any other place.
lol looks like sum41 singer
HAIKU OR HAIKYUU (ANY ANIME FANS?)
u said haiku somewhere in the vid, and haikyuu is the volleyball anime.
I lost all focus in the latter part of this video
MCK Volleyball well it was more that I got distracted by his 6pack
can you please remove video so devlin hitler magiure does not use it for his assignment
Ok
okay