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Reading Hitters, Part 9Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Player Tips and other Volleyball topics. Reading Hitters, Part 9A ball set off the net, but high, will usually be hit cross court. On the left side, if the hitter's shoulder is aligned so that the ball is nearer the sideline than the hitter's shoulder, the ball will likely be hit straight or down the line. A spiker making a late approach will generally hit angle. They're just concerned with salvaging some kind of attack, not with doing anything fancy at that point. If a spiker runs underneath the ball too far, that ball will usually be hit deep in a looping fashion or something off-speed. Brought to you by www.spikenashbar.com - the world´s leading volleyball supplier |
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