How to Block in Volleyball (Timing, Footwork & Hand Position)
Block in volleyball correctly by timing your jump to the hitter’s arm swing, not the ball, and reaching over the net with proper hand positioning.
Block in volleyball correctly by timing your jump to the hitter’s arm swing, not the ball, and reaching over the net with proper hand positioning.
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