Setting · Intermediate

Triangle Bump Setting

Train setting through triangle bump setting with a clear rep structure and game-like feedback.

How to run it

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All players on one side. P1 at net in front of P2 (passer). P3 in the other passer slot. P1 tosses or hits to P2 → P2 passes to middle 5 ft from net → P3 sets back to P1 → P1 catches or hits next ball to P2. 10 reps, switch positions. Run on both sides of the court.
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Coach emphasis: Arrive balanced, square to target, and make the set hittable before adding speed.

Train setting through triangle bump setting with a clear rep structure and game-like feedback.

Keep building

Build attacker–setter rhythm and teach the hitter to call for and trust the set.

Convert defense into offense — the dig-to-set is the most missed transition in junior beach.

Apply the moving-feet read from the passing version to live hand-setting reps.

Train the toughest play in beach: chase set off the net + attack on a high ball coming from behind the head.

Train setting through continuous dig-set-attack with a clear rep structure and game-like feedback.

Train setting through continuous high dig-set-attack with a clear rep structure and game-like feedback.

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

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