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The Serve

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The Setup

The Spike

The Block

Recovery Shots

Offense

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Recovery and Defense

Articles In This Section:

· The Spike

· History of Spiking

· Requisites of the Good Spiker

· How to Contact the Ball

· Where to Contact the Ball

· Position of Ball at Contact

· Position of Ball in Relation to Shoulder

· Position of Ball in Relation to Net

· How to Take Off, Hit, and Land - Part 1

· How to Take Off, Hit, and Land - Part 2

· Strategy in Spiking

· Recovery and Defense

· General Skills

· Team Play and Morale

Just as a pitcher cannot afford simply to throw the ball and relax and rest, relying on the infield to get all hit balls, so the spiker becomes a defensive player immediately after contact­ing the ball. If the spiker is being blocked, he must be ready to make a quick recovery shot. He must have both hands ready to pass or "fist" a ball upward before it hits the floor or to recover the ball out of the net. This skill comes only after intensive practice. Recovery shots are covered in detail in Chapter 6.

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