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How To Receive Volleyball Passing Tips That Fix Your Bumping Skills

Learn how to receive! Here are 3 volleyball passing tips in this excerpt from my Active.com "11 Serve Receive Passing Tips article" that explain how to improve your pass.

Neutralizing your opponent's service game with accurate serve receive and passing skills is an important key to the success of your team's offensive game. (photo Marks KC Shaikes)

How To Receive Volleyball Passing Tips That Fix Your Bumping Skills... in this excerpt from my popular passing tutorial "11 Ways To Sharpen Your Serve Receive Game" on the Active.com site. Neutralizing your opponent's service game with accurate serve receive and passing skills is an important key to the success of your team's offensive game. (photo Marks KC Shaikes)

In my article "11 Ways to Sharpen Your Serve Receive Game" which made me a contributing author to the Active.com site I coach volleyball passing skills online to players who want to learn how to improve their passing skills while in serve receive.

I reprinted an excerpt from that article so you can read three of my popular tips on this page.

Here are 3 how to receive volleyball tips liberos, defensive specialists and back court passers can use to improve their serve reception and heighten the efficiency of their overall team's offense.

Neutralizing your opponent's service game is key to offensive point scoring success on the volleyball court.

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How To Receive Volleyball Passing Tips That Will Fix Your Bumping Skills
Serve Receive Tip No.1: Keep Your Feet on the Floor

Pass with both feet on the volleyball court floor rather than doing the "jump-bump."

You can make small adjustments with your feet on the ground which you can't do with your feet in the air.

In serve receive, pass with both feet on the court floor rather than doing the "jump-bump." You can make small adjustments with your feet on the ground which you can't do with your feet in the air.

How To Receive Volleyball Passing Tips That Will Fix Your Bumping Skills: In serve receive, pass with both feet on the court floor rather than doing the "jump-bump." You can make small adjustments with your feet on the ground which you can't do with your feet in the air.

How To Receive Volleyball Passing Tips That Will Fix Your Bumping Skills
Serve-Receive Tip No.2: Be Fundamentally Sound

Maintain good passing technique especially with the easy serves.

You've taught your body the proper serve receive positioning and will automatically react with the correct technique no matter how hard or fast the serve is.

Discipline yourself to use proper passing technique ALL the time not just when the server serves tough serves but also on easy free balls that come to you.

How To Receive Volleyball Passing Tips That Will Fix Your Bumping Skills
Serve Receive Tip No.3: Speed Up

Work on foot speed and agility drills.

You'll be able to get behind each ball quickly with your feet first by increasing your short-distance speed, giving yourself plenty of time to present your platform and make the perfect pass.

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Many of these volleyball practice drills you can do at home by yourself or try at your next practice with your teammates.

If you're a B team or JV player trying to make varsity next year...your goal should be to complete 1000 reps a day of at least three of the basic skills on your own...volleyball passing, serving and setting should be at the top of the list.

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From Lady Vol to Legend: Coach April Honored At UTK Champions Weekend

Lady Vol volleyball legend and record holder Coach April Chapple a University of Tennessee, Knoxville Hall of Fame Inductee, 3-time All American, 3-time SEC Champion, SEC Tournament MVP, 2-time All SEC Team is celebrated with her 1984 SEC champion teammates at Neyland Stadium during Champions Weekend on November 1-2, 2024.

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Serving slang is not just about individual techniques; it also relates to overall game strategy. A coach might instruct a player to serve a "short serve" or a "deep serve" to target specific areas of the opponent's court or exploit weaknesses in their serve receive formation.

Ari, my private training client and I are working specifically on serving on jump float cross court serves ...short to Zone 2

There's so much we work on to get to this point where she can contact the ball with

the same toss height and same toss location
the same armswing speed
the same timing for when her serving hand contacts the ball
the middle of the hand contacting the middle of the ball every single time
getting use to watching her serving hand contact the ball at the highest point of her jump ...before she starts to land
and finally contacting the ball in the precise spot on the ball so it goes where the coach wants the player to put it so in this case ..a short serve in the farthest short right corner on the court also called Zone 2.

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