Brittany Abercrombie Opposite Training Series
$19.99
Opposite hitters can’t be good at just one thing. They need to be good at EVERYTHING. That’s why it can be challenging to train them.
Among their many responsibilities are putting up a solid block that shuts down the opposing outside hitter, confidently hitting around a tough block, digging hits that come rocketing at them, even setting in out-of-system situations. In short, they need to be proficient in all the core volleyball skills.
Prepping players for this multi-faceted role requires a special training regimen. In the Brittany Abercrombie Opposite Training Series, you’ll get 57 information-packed videos covering skill development, technique, footwork, playing strategies and drills—delivered personally by one of today’s best opposite hitters.
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Versatility is the hallmark of an opposite hitter. Equally adept at offense and defense, opposites must launch powerful attacks, dig hard angle and line shots, act as a backup setter on out-of-system balls, and partner with middles to put up strong blocks.
Becoming proficient at every skill is a challenge that requires a special training regimen. With the Brittany Abercrombie Opposite Training Series, you’ll learn everything you need to know to develop your opposites into point-producing hitters and rally-extending defenders. Inside this comprehensive course, you’ll get 33 information-packed videos covering skill development, technique, footwork, playing strategies and drills—delivered personally by one of today’s best opposite hitters.
Topics include:
- What move to use when the middle blocker is late
- How to defend the cross-court hit and thwart the opponent’s opposite
- When to terminate the rally rather than funnel the ball to defenders
- What to do with balls dug directly to the opposite
- How to use eye sequencing when blocking
- Which actions to take on defense to counter a ‘1’ or a ‘Slide’ set
- What shot to use if the set is too far inside the court
- How to defend against an outside hitter attacking with a ‘Rip,’ ‘Hut’ or ‘2’
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