Beach volleyball blocking, pulling angle takes an area of the court away from the hitter and channels the ball to the defender. By covering a specific part of the court limits where the hitter can go and makes you a defensive playing machine. Pulling into the angle like all other volleyball skills requires training and work.
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In order to train for beach volleyball blocking, pulling angle as a player or coach you have to line up correctly in front of the hitter. My video training and drill series below will show you training methods I have developed and learned coaching at the highest level to help you become a better defender as a blocker.
1. Position – In this video, I talk about how to best line up against the hitter. Follow the hitter with your eyes and your hips, always be ready to take them on at a moments notice.
2. Follow – In this video two courtesy of volleyball1on1, I go over where the best place to be when blocking in beach volleyball.
3. Read – I this video I demonstrate how to read and react to the hitter after the set.
4. Overhand Dig – Here I demonstrate the overhand dig.
5. Underhand Dig – Here I demonstrate the underhand dig.
6. Summary – In this video I put all of the elements of beach volleyball blocking, pulling angle together to dominate the net.
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