Offensive Focus: Spread vs Overload
There are two basic approaches to offensive systems you can take in volleyball. Either your look to spread things out or your look to overload the block.
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There are two basic approaches to offensive systems you can take in volleyball. Either your look to spread things out or your look to overload the block.
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At the 2019 AVCA Convention I attended a session by USA Women's assistant coach Luka Slabe where he suggested less is more with regards to scouting.
A few blocking strategy ideas from Italian coach Davide Mazzanti that he shared during one of his sessions at the 2019 AVCA Convention.
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