Developing Consistency in Serve Receive & Passing - Travis Hudson
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2017
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with Travis Hudson, Western Kentucky Head Coach; 6x Conference Coach of the Year (5 Sun Belt, 1 Conference USA); Back-to-Back Conference USA Regular Season and Tournament Champions ('14-'15); 15 total conference championships; 4x finalist for the AVCA National Coach of the Year. In each of the 14 drills in the video, Hudson explains his philosophy on why he trains passers with a particular mindset and how he reinforces those ideas on the court. While his approach is unique, his intent is to refocus the player to approach passing with a different mindset. This allows players to be in a consistent position in order to get reliable results.
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For those of you who are questioning these methods, this technique for when your players are served a faster serve than they are able to get their feet around "passing left to right." He says pretty clearly at the beginning of the video that there are invariably times when we aren't able to play the ball at our midline. He could've done a better job reminding the audience that this is reserved for when you aren't able to play the ball at your midline.
Good tips. I'll try and apply.
Also good that they call foe the ball. Always thought someone else was going to get it haha :p
Really informative thank you
great video!!!
Okay question because I'm a libero and I have been passing millions of balls. Is this for when a ball is to fast? Like for men it's a little bit faster. Because your hitting down balls and really if you tried to move your feet you can easily get behind it! But I get what your saying your close to the end like you want to tough and create that angle. But if the ball is coming it it's probably best for middle back to take it only bc the OH is hitting front row or running that bic attack! Just FYI
They are passing to the setter on the last drill. But is it supposed to be passed that low?
Telling them not to move their feet? When my girls try to take the ball on the midline it’s easy to get jammed up if the ball floats a little high. Thanks for posting. ✌🏻
What about when the player is playing middle back?!?
welcome
From what I can tell without seeing the target is these girls are spraying the ball all over the front row. To me nothing beats moving your feet in serve receive and taking the ball midline or to the passers left.
I really struggle with this.. why not teach them to move their feet? Swiveling is for digging, not serve receive and passing free balls, etc... :| The amount of balls passed from the right should be minimum. Just my 2 cents.
Julio Cruz I agree
Julio Cruz 因为很多时候来球速度很快无法移动到位，侧身垫球是必要动作
i agree
same here, thought that was a little off but ah well, if it works where they are I guess it works sometimes?
That girl is a chic 😍