Most of the people that only imagines nishinoya when they see this are just people who don’t play volleyball and just watched haikyuu
@rastinfilms21 күн бұрын
What an amazing human being. I hope my son improves his VB skills but more importantly I hope he works everyday to grow into a better version of himself. Thank you Dustin for sharing who you are as a human being and not just as a pro athlete.
@AtulRaman-wy6xrАй бұрын
Libero
@AtulRaman-wy6xrАй бұрын
Libero
@joyfullife1772Ай бұрын
Ogawa is very underrated. But I like him more than the other Japanese libero. His diving digs and saves are the best.
@winterdragon12Ай бұрын
i don’t even play volleyball or something but i sit through the whole video just to get an understanding of de cecco’s mind because he’s my favorite setter and im always amazed watching him makes an insane set looking so easy
@eo6417Ай бұрын
Zoe fleck is such an inspiration for me and I aspire to be like her!! It’s intimidating and scary but I’ll do my best.
@maximofernandez1962 ай бұрын
Qué crack De Cecco
@kamalrathore75062 ай бұрын
If ball is High and spinning how to counter the momentum
@Jjoaco.perezz2 ай бұрын
is the antena
@fangman212 ай бұрын
Why move back after contact? Wouldn't that take you further from the net and you have to go further up to cover etc? Is that just to absorb the ball power so you don't overpass?
@rockylogue47632 ай бұрын
What was the result of the contacts? If they were both good…
@fangman212 ай бұрын
Can someone explain what the problem is with the set at 7:52 (Micah's last set to the oppo)? I listened to the explanation afterward and went back to watch it, but it didn't seem like he twisted to the right much at all. Maybe just the camera angle? Thanks for this btw! One world class setter training another world class setter and we get to get a glimpse!? Brilliant!
@DonFranciscoUSFАй бұрын
I believe he's trying to tell Micah not to follow through with the rotation when he's setting right, saying that if he turns his hips too far then the ball will go too far right, which is much harder for your attacker to hit. I think it's the same idea as what he was saying at 3:45, just warning about rotating with the whole body as opposed to just the torso. But I could be wrong.
@rguma2 ай бұрын
Libero
@jhkyahoo3 ай бұрын
Hi. Great video. Around 2min in ... why do you instruct to keep on moving? What does the continual movement do?? Thank you
@stefanoluigichiodi68103 ай бұрын
Libero
@Brewers_are_best3 ай бұрын
Milwaukee sting is very good about mental training
@nikaanz15173 ай бұрын
libero
@FirstLast-il6ok3 ай бұрын
Rather than awareness begets change, I use “if you feel it you can fix it.”
@ilyasachouri53103 ай бұрын
Libero
@user-gu6fe1fx7f4 ай бұрын
Can the split step be used in places other than serve receive?
@emily-maeyoung95172 ай бұрын
Yes you can use it for hitting defense as well It just makes you faster to move and bust towards the ball
@perrykendrick10582 ай бұрын
I saw a video once that even used it in blocking
@mikejenkins51754 ай бұрын
The og reminder.
@VOLEYFULLENARGENTINA4 ай бұрын
Muy bien ❤️🩹
@VOLEYFULLENARGENTINA4 ай бұрын
👏👏👏👏☺️ buenísimo
@rapidfire8434 ай бұрын
You say pass on the left hip to avoid passing in the midline. Would you say that after a while of learning to pass on one hip, you should learn to pass on both sides?
@solomonkam2814 ай бұрын
I think in the video he explains that he wants them to pass on both hips but he is only working on the left hip first. He's training one side before training the next side.
@bamowenfr87205 ай бұрын
Great! So the point is to always track to left or right hip?
@timofee.4 ай бұрын
what ive been told is to try to catch the float serve early so it doesnt have time to randomly drop
@willijost5875 ай бұрын
How would you sum up what he said, is there a simple explanation to have in mind all the time?
@AmirAliAzizpour5 ай бұрын
خیلی گود
@Jono6505 ай бұрын
Where do I find the webinar?
@najmisadraei68055 ай бұрын
Libero
@grantkleckner19625 ай бұрын
amazing video
@starostadavid6 ай бұрын
Gold.
@sengsengsavanh5196 ай бұрын
Why is the 2nd and 3rd step going back? I’ve never done this as a libero and the examples shown don’t do this either. The split step should have a slight forward movement, not forward and back.
@dustinwatten81396 ай бұрын
Prep step (forward) and then when you jump and the front/back foot just recalibrate in the middle - as we might have to move forward, back or to the sides. Hope this helps my friend.
@sengsengsavanh5196 ай бұрын
@@dustinwatten8139 amazing, thanks! Yea, that makes sense.
@mrmuhtish5 ай бұрын
What is the purpose of the 1st step forward? I want to understand it, and not just know how to do it.
@mrmuhtish5 ай бұрын
Is 1st step with a LT foot because you move to the RT?
@dustinwatten81395 ай бұрын
Timing and because very often someone doesn't take the first step, they don't split.@@mrmuhtish
@RunningManOH6 ай бұрын
Are they actually digging with one arm or getting two arms on it by keeping arms apart initially until reaction?
@soft_sugxr6 ай бұрын
libero
@soft_sugxr6 ай бұрын
Libero
@viliamiloseli90616 ай бұрын
Libero
@Elainewilkerson00077 ай бұрын
You’re so good
@Sofakingdom947 ай бұрын
Libero
@Elainewilkerson00077 ай бұрын
You’re so good at volleyball
@Magie_Appliquee7 ай бұрын
Jenia c’est le meilleur libéro ❤❤❤
@mohankrishna49097 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@mohankrishna49097 ай бұрын
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@stanislawllamuca23297 ай бұрын
No is the more important Its the most important
@simplysimple76287 ай бұрын
It’s so true When De Cecco says “the more difficult plays are easier, and the more easier plays are difficult”. Can’t be anymore right. Just the sheer effort and confidence into making a difficult play is what makes the play seems easier. Unless you’ve played any sport and came across such situations, you’ll probably never understand. The easy plays are the ones you have time to doubt yourself and think about making a mistake.
@Sofakingdom947 ай бұрын
Libero
@sbradonc7 ай бұрын
How do I attend a clinic?
@danieldziepak65617 ай бұрын
The one thing i was doing good yesterday was my passing. And I want to thank you because I've been watching your vids
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Most of the people that only imagines nishinoya when they see this are just people who don’t play volleyball and just watched haikyuu
What an amazing human being. I hope my son improves his VB skills but more importantly I hope he works everyday to grow into a better version of himself. Thank you Dustin for sharing who you are as a human being and not just as a pro athlete.
Libero
Libero
Ogawa is very underrated. But I like him more than the other Japanese libero. His diving digs and saves are the best.
i don’t even play volleyball or something but i sit through the whole video just to get an understanding of de cecco’s mind because he’s my favorite setter and im always amazed watching him makes an insane set looking so easy
Zoe fleck is such an inspiration for me and I aspire to be like her!! It’s intimidating and scary but I’ll do my best.
Qué crack De Cecco
If ball is High and spinning how to counter the momentum
is the antena
Why move back after contact? Wouldn't that take you further from the net and you have to go further up to cover etc? Is that just to absorb the ball power so you don't overpass?
What was the result of the contacts? If they were both good…
Can someone explain what the problem is with the set at 7:52 (Micah's last set to the oppo)? I listened to the explanation afterward and went back to watch it, but it didn't seem like he twisted to the right much at all. Maybe just the camera angle? Thanks for this btw! One world class setter training another world class setter and we get to get a glimpse!? Brilliant!
I believe he's trying to tell Micah not to follow through with the rotation when he's setting right, saying that if he turns his hips too far then the ball will go too far right, which is much harder for your attacker to hit. I think it's the same idea as what he was saying at 3:45, just warning about rotating with the whole body as opposed to just the torso. But I could be wrong.
Libero
Hi. Great video. Around 2min in ... why do you instruct to keep on moving? What does the continual movement do?? Thank you
Libero
Milwaukee sting is very good about mental training
libero
Rather than awareness begets change, I use “if you feel it you can fix it.”
Libero
Can the split step be used in places other than serve receive?
Yes you can use it for hitting defense as well It just makes you faster to move and bust towards the ball
I saw a video once that even used it in blocking
The og reminder.
Muy bien ❤️🩹
👏👏👏👏☺️ buenísimo
You say pass on the left hip to avoid passing in the midline. Would you say that after a while of learning to pass on one hip, you should learn to pass on both sides?
I think in the video he explains that he wants them to pass on both hips but he is only working on the left hip first. He's training one side before training the next side.
Great! So the point is to always track to left or right hip?
what ive been told is to try to catch the float serve early so it doesnt have time to randomly drop
How would you sum up what he said, is there a simple explanation to have in mind all the time?
خیلی گود
Where do I find the webinar?
Libero
amazing video
Gold.
Why is the 2nd and 3rd step going back? I’ve never done this as a libero and the examples shown don’t do this either. The split step should have a slight forward movement, not forward and back.
Prep step (forward) and then when you jump and the front/back foot just recalibrate in the middle - as we might have to move forward, back or to the sides. Hope this helps my friend.
@@dustinwatten8139 amazing, thanks! Yea, that makes sense.
What is the purpose of the 1st step forward? I want to understand it, and not just know how to do it.
Is 1st step with a LT foot because you move to the RT?
Timing and because very often someone doesn't take the first step, they don't split.@@mrmuhtish
Are they actually digging with one arm or getting two arms on it by keeping arms apart initially until reaction?
libero
Libero
Libero
You’re so good
Libero
You’re so good at volleyball
Jenia c’est le meilleur libéro ❤❤❤
❤❤❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
No is the more important Its the most important
It’s so true When De Cecco says “the more difficult plays are easier, and the more easier plays are difficult”. Can’t be anymore right. Just the sheer effort and confidence into making a difficult play is what makes the play seems easier. Unless you’ve played any sport and came across such situations, you’ll probably never understand. The easy plays are the ones you have time to doubt yourself and think about making a mistake.
Libero
How do I attend a clinic?
The one thing i was doing good yesterday was my passing. And I want to thank you because I've been watching your vids
this is life changing information