Attacking · Intermediate

Attacking Around the World

The objective of this drill is for the athletes to 3 develop a wide range of attacking shots. 2 Additionally it helps to reinforce correct spike approach allowing the athletes to effectively attack into all areas of the court.

How to run it

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    There are a few different ways to initiate this drill but the simplest is for the attacker to 4 throw the ball to their partner who sets them up. The attacker them spikes the ball into a number of different spots on the court. It is important for beginners to experience attacking into all areas of the court but as a 1 5 player gains experience they may decide to focus on certain shots that they need work on. Athletes can go around attacking into positions 1-5 (if they hit a spot they can skip that spot next time around), or an athlete can work their way around from 1-5 moving on to the next number only when they successfully attack the ball into the designated spot. Athletes should always practice attacking from both sides of the net.

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    Coach emphasis: For right-handed athletes, the approach should be on a slight angle on the left side and almost straight

Why we run it

The objective of this drill is for the athletes to 3 develop a wide range of attacking shots. 2 Additionally it helps to reinforce correct spike approach allowing the athletes to effectively attack into all areas of the court.

Many of our drills are adapted from the coaching resources at Better at Beach and the FIVB.

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