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Post by 5100 on Jan 21, 2004 9:23:34 GMT -5
What is a back set? A slide set? What do you call that set when Setters toss the ball to the outside hitters? What other setting techniques are there?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2004 9:57:23 GMT -5
What do you call that set when Setters toss the ball to the outside hitters? A lift? A back set is a set behind the setter--i.e., away from where she is facing. A slide set is a back set, but generally all the way out to the antennae. The object is for the hitter to CATCH UP to it, which makes it more difficult to block. The hitter starts in front of the setter... Other sets? Shoot sets. First tempo, second tempo, tandem, Xs, backrow (various locations). There are MANY. Do you want them all? (Also, different teams have different names for the same sets.) |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2004 10:03:38 GMT -5
A couple of books you might want to look at:
Pass, Set, Crush and Mike Hebert's book Insights & Strategies for Winning Volleyball.
There are many others, of course, but those two have a lot of info about terminology, etc.
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Post by 5100 on Jan 21, 2004 10:10:14 GMT -5
A couple of books you might want to look at: Pass, Set, Crush and Mike Hebert's book Insights & Strategies for Winning Volleyball. There are many others, of course, but those two have a lot of info about terminology, etc. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2004 10:55:04 GMT -5
I'm just curious at the sets that most teams use. Slide sets and back sets are usually for the middles and opposites, right? What about the quick set by the setter to the middles? What do you call that? And those sets to Kim and Lily, what are they called? Quick sets in the middle are defined by location and tempo (height). Common nomenclature would be 1 (quick, in front of setter), 2 (higher, in front of setter), 31 (quick, further away from setter), 32 (higher), etc. Lily and Kim mostly received high, outside sets. Different teams call 'em different things: hut, 5, up, etc. 4 is lower. Shoot is VERY fast and lower still. 3 is closer to the setter. |
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