The volleyball jump serve is designed to create a lot of speed and pace so the ball hits the ground before the passers in serve receive on the opposing team can get to it.
In order to serve more aces for your high school varsity volleyball team, there are two versions of the jump serve that you can learn to do
During my Breakfast Club for College Players summer training for college players in Vegas home for the summer we work on partner jump float serving technique where two servers at a time in two different lines serve behind Zone 1 and Zone 5 to a designated spot on the opposing court.
Pairs work together to get the ball "in" and if one player in the serving pair misses their serve neither of the two score a point for their team.
So no point for the two people serving and no point for the team they represent so the pressure feels like its double the weight.
The more we do this drill the more the server feels the weight of making their serve in.
The volleyball jump serve comes in two popular varieties:
High school varsity volleyball player Brooklyn performs the jump float serve during semi private training lessons.
The volleyball jump serve is performed with
The key is to keep your toss so consistent, that if you toss the ball ten times in a row and let it fall to the ground, it goes up the same height and comes down in the same spot every single time.
For the the volleyball jump serve toss, the server can use
How To Improve Volleyball Serve Skills in Vegas: Want to know what to fix first? Check your toss which is the important part of getting your serve consistently to your target.
For the jump top spin serve after the toss and the serve 3-4 step approach....
The server contacts the top third of the ball
insures the ball crosses the net with a lot of pace, speed and velocity like a spiked hit.
How To Improve Volleyball Serve Skills in Vegas: Want to know what to fix first? Check your toss which is the important part of getting your serve consistently to your target.
Here are some reminders before you serve:
1. Don't give the other team an easy ball that they can use to attack.
2. Try to serve a ball that will disrupt the other team's play.
3. Aim to get a specific player to make a mistake with your serve.
4. Try to do more than just get the ball over the net. Be more strategic and aggressive to increase your chances of scoring aces.
While thinking of these reminders, start getting ready for your serve.
Try to adopt a more aggressive attitude, decide where and who you're going to serve, and aim to exploit weaknesses in the other team's serve receive.
High school varsity volleyball player Brooklyn performs the jump float serve during semi private training lessons.
This makes it hard for the other team to predict where its going to land.
A: Weak passers or players who have just made mistakes often lack confidence and are likely to make more mistakes. These players can be targeted with strategic serve placements to gain points.
A: Yes, these strategies can be used and adjusted to all levels of play. The key is understanding your opposition and using that knowledge to your advantage.
A: The coach often sets serving strategies based on the opposing team's weaknesses.
But if the coach doesn't tell you where to serve, it's up to you to decide who to target.
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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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