As you probably already know volleyball is a famous indoor ball game played in a court in which 2 teams, comprising of six players each, play against each other.

Success in volleyball  requires that the player possess an optimum range of motion, to permit the greatest degree of lift in the leaping required, as well as to enhance the cushioning of the forces repeatedly directed into the body through jumps and landing.

You can also improve your competitive volleyball performance by winning the “mind game.  With our volleyball improvement audios your subconscious mind will help you enhance your skills, and help you manage stress, thoughts & emotions.

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Certified Master Hypnotist

PS…A well known NBA coach use to bring a hypnotist in before games, and many championships were won in Chicago.

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The game is unique because the same player isn’t allowed to hit the ball twice in a row, so everyone takes turns serving, passing, and setting the ball. A team can hit the ball up to three times before they get it over then net. Before you play, check out these moves!

Serving the ball. Stand at the back of the court and face the net. Hold the ball in the palm of your non-dominant hand (for example, left if you’re right-handed) and stretch out your arm at waist level. Lean forward and swing your dominant hand (the one you write with) up toward the bottom of the ball. Now, drop the ball and hit it with your fist or the bottom of your hitting hand. Follow through, pointing your hitting arm toward your target.

After you have practiced this underhand for a while, you can try a powerful overhead serve!

Passing the ball. Move to the place where you think the ball will land and stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Bend your knees and put your arms straight out in front of you. Lock your hands together with your thumbs pointed forward. Watch the ball make contact with your arms and then push it forward with your forearms. Aim with your shoulders and straighten your legs, using the force from your legs to move the ball where you want it to go.

Setting the ball. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, facing your target. Bend your knees and raise your hands above your head with your elbows bent. Put your hands together about six inches above and in front of your forehead, and make a diamond shape with your thumbs and pointer fingers. When the ball comes to you, use only your thumbs and the tops of your fingers to push the ball up in the direction you want it to go. Your palms should not touch the ball.

Did you know that volleyball works the arms, upper and lower legs, shoulder and neck, knees and ankles, hips and butt and also your back? Truly a complete workout for your whole body!

If you are new to volleyball, or a seasoned pro, would you like to improve your volleyball performance?

Volleyball drills and volleyball fitness are very important, but have you thought of the mental aspect of the game?

Conquering the mental aspect of this game can bring you to the next level!

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