If the ball is set close to the net, it will usually be hit at a sharp angle and downward closer to the net than a standard set.
YouŽll need to take a step or two forward, covering your blockers, because if they canŽt stuff the close shot, it will come down close to the 10Ž line.
There are two other reasons to move up. If your blockers can get hands on it and donŽt stuff it back, the ball will be coming off at some odd angle, and youŽll need to help pop up up. Or the hitter will realize theyŽre going to likely be stuffed and tip just over the block, in which case youŽll need to be there to bump it back up softly.
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