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Exercise: Setting

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Upper Body

· Elbows slightly bent and pointing out
· Hands over head, with thumbs near eyebrow level
· Cock wrists so palms are exposed
· Form a triangle with index fingers and thumbs

Lower Body

· Knees slightly bent
· Feet shoulder-width apart in athletic stance
· Right foot slightly in front of left

Vande Berg’s keys
1. Keep your hands open and in the shape of a ball.
2. Pull your thumbs back so they aren’t in the way of the set.
3. Let the ball come to you. When you make the set, each finger should touch the ball.
4. Pop the ball out of your hands by extending your elbows and straightening your wrists and fingers.
5. Keep your lower body balanced and don’t lean in any direction.
6. When you set, push your weight onto your right foot.
7. Consistent sets have the same tempo and distance, which helps your hitters’ timing.


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