Volleyball forearm passing sleeves are very popular with male and female volleyball players and are used to protect wrists, forearms and elbows used most often with passing and digging volleyball skills.
Volleyball Forearm Passing Sleeves by Mizuno |
Nike Volleyball Passing Sleeves |
Did you know that certain passing errors have special volleyball slang terms and names?
To a normal person, using everyday language a shank has three possible meanings:
a) it could be a sharp object used to stab something
b) the lower part of a person's legs usually describing the knee to the ankle
If you shank the ball after being served, your angled platform arms sends the ball in a direction you weren't even aiming for.
In normal everyday language an overpass is the bridge road cars drive on to cross over a river, a railroad or a freeway.
An overpass is one of the most common volleyball passing errors that beginner players make.
They occur when you have
it, so the forward movement of your body helps propel the ball over the net instead of to its intended target, your setter.
Teams and players spend hours in practice trying to improve their passing technique especially when faced with high speed serves from the opposing team.
Their goal is to reduce or eliminate the chances of committing volleyball passing errors like an overpass during a game.
Because when it occurs its easy for the other team to score a direct point by just blocking or hitting the ball back into your court.
This action usually happens so fast that the team that committed the overpass, doesn't have time to get set up in defense, so the overpass has forced them into a situation that's extremely hard to defend against.
Finally!
One of the few names for a pass in volleyball that actually is not a volleyball slang term.
If your team keeps stats while they play, then whenever a player on your team is unable to receive serve that results in the ball going to the setter or another player, then that player gets"credited" on the volleyball stat sheet for a reception error.
Okay let's make it simple.
Passing dimes, or setting dimes means you are passing or setting balls right to the intended target!
So yes, this actually is a good thing!
If a player uses the word 'dime" for example in a phrase like "She passed the ball on a dime" then they are describing a situation where you made a perfect forearm pass or bumped the ball right to the intended target.
In almost all cases the target is the setter, or the setter's hands if she's on the move or to the setter's area if she's coming from her starting position in serve receive.
Basically, its the latest, greatest coolest way of complimenting someone for making a perfect pass!
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