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Volleyball Opposite Hitter Training
Many coaches underestimate the differences between training opposite hitters and outside hitters in volleyball. Though both are called 'pins,' there are key distinctions that your opposite hitters need to know about. Discover the art of training opposite hitters using the resources below.
Rhythm blocking drill
Attack landing mechanics: How to stop the one-leg landing
Advantages of having a tall blocker on the right side
Diagonal attacking drill for young hitters
The left arm’s role in training a more powerful swing
Training outside hitters to score out of system
Improving setter-hitter timing through tempo and communication
The mental side of hitting: Helping hitters understand their strengths
Swing blocking footwork for beginners
Blocking training: Strategy for off-the-net sets
Training outside hitters to transition to offense
Blocking drill progression: Keeping the blocker engaged
Passing drill progression: Square, tilt, and weight transfer
What are you thinking when you go to the serving line?
Beach fours drill to practice out-of-system play
Motor pattern exercises to improve your hitting form
Developing hitting range
Jim Stone: Biomechanical passing analysis – simpler is better
Playing defense against a 3-hitter rotation
Volleyball training for kids: Teaching the fundamentals of attacking
Out-of-system setting and attacking drill
Out-of-system setting drill with Jen Flynn Oldenburg
Jen Flynn Oldenburg’s 3 in-system, 3 out-of-system drill
Out-of-system offense and defense drills
Blocking footwork: Streamlining your steps
Keys to good attack approaches
Attacking arm mechanics: Importance of torque and arm height
Volleyball blocking fundamentals: Positioning and posture
Fundamental volleyball drill: Triangle passing
Using the block as a right-side hitter
Training tips: The importance of teaching swing blocking
Volleyball hitting drill: Elimination of broad jumping
Team drill: 1v1 hitter isolation
Volleyball progression drill to improve arm swing
Out-of-system hitting drill for opposites
Jim Stone: Training essential motor skills for volleyball
What hitters can do with bad sets: Using their toolbox
What makes a successful hitter?
Middle hitting drill to improve attack approach
Training good armswing technique for more powerful hitting
Training an aggressive approach for a more powerful swing
Hitting: Scoring off the block drill
Positioning of a right-handed opposite attacker
Refining your hitter’s toolbox
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