Mastering Volleyball Setting Techniques with Misty May

The video tutorial explains the role of a setter in volleyball, comparing it to a point guard in basketball. It emphasizes the importance of proper setting technique to avoid errors like carrying or doubling. The tutorial covers body and hand positioning, weight transfer, and provides drills for practice. It also introduces the back set technique, highlighting the need for practice and the use of video controls for learning at one's own pace.

What is the primary role of a setter in a volleyball team?

• To score the most points

• To serve the ball

• To distribute the ball to hitters

• To block the opponent's attacks

Why is proper technique important in setting?

• It makes the game more entertaining

• It helps in scoring more points directly

• It prevents errors like carrying or doubling the ball

• It allows the setter to rest more

What should be the position of your right leg when setting?

• Slightly behind your left leg

• Parallel to your left leg

• Slightly in front of your left leg

• Crossed over your left leg

What is the key to changing the height of the set?

• Using more power for higher sets

• Bending your knees more

• Using less power for higher sets

• Jumping higher

What is the main difference between a front set and a back set?

• The position of the hands

• The number of players involved

• The direction of the set

• The type of ball used

In a back set, what movement is crucial to deceive the opposition?

• A quick jump

• A back arch

• A side step

• A spin

What should you do to ensure you don't get called for a carry?

• Use only one hand

• Hit the ball with your fists

• Keep your hands open and firm

• Keep your hands close together

Why is it important for all players to know how to set?

• To help the team when the setter is unavailable

• To confuse the opponents

• To increase their chances of scoring

• To improve their serving skills

What should your hands form when setting the ball?

• A triangle

• A square

• A line

• A circle

What is the final step in the setting technique?

• Shouting to your teammates

• Spinning around

• Transferring weight from back foot to front foot

• Jumping high