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May, 2000
Plus Seven
OBJECTIVE:
This drill helps to develop the ability to terminate the ball against
a solid block and defense. Attackers will also gain experience passing
and then hitting.
DIRECTIONS:
- Set up one passer/hitter (P/H) and a S on one side of the net
with a full team on the opposite side of the net. Two �on deck�
P/HS wait.
- P/HI passes a down ball to S and attacks a designated set, either
front row or backrow.
- A swing that results in a kill gives P/H1 a score of +2, a ball
kept in play is worth zero, while an error earns a -1 score.
- P/H2 swings.
- P/H3 swings.
- The first player to reach +7 is the winner. The key is to control
the first contact with a good pass to the setter. The player must
see the block and defense as the approach is made. Emphasize terminating
the ball while keeping errors to a minimum.
VARIATIONS:
- If attackers are primary passers, force them to pass a serve
as opposed to a down ball.
- Use backrow players to pass down balls when middle attackers are
competing.
- Change defenses to force the hitter to adjust shots appropriately.
- Adjust the +7 to the skill level. The lower the skill level, the
lower the target number.
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