How to do a Volleyball Set

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Lindsey Lampert
Volleyball Coach, Northern Virginia Volleyball Association
703-234-1700

Lindsey Lampert grew up in Long Beach, CA and started playing volleyball at the early age of 7. After excelling at the junior level she earned full athletic scholarship and played Division I volleyball at the University of San Diego where she was named All-Conference in 2000 and 2001. She was named team MVP in 2001.

Lindsey has coached at the high school and club levels in California and Virginia. During her 2nd year at NVVA, her 15 Select girls team won the East Coast Championships in 2007 which earned them a spot at Nationals in Minnesota.

Lindsey currently coaches the 17 Select team for Northern Virginia Volleyball Association and gives private lessons in her spare time.

 

How to do a Volleyball Set

In this video, former collegiate volleyball player and club coach Lindsey Lampert, describes the techniques and mechanics required to get started playing volleyball. This video is designed for the beginning volleyball players, but includes a variety of tips and techniques that would be useful to intermediate players. This video series includes an overview of each of the different skills associated with volleyball including passing, setting, serving and digging.

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Hi, I am Lindsey Lampert with Northern Virginia Volleyball Association and today I am teaching you how to play volleyball. Right now, I am going to teach you how to set. In order to set, your feet are going to be shoulder width apart and your knees are going to be slightly bent. Your hands and arms are going to be broad above to your forehead. When you are setting, all your fingers should hit the ball. So, your hands are going to be in a cup s position with all your fingers touching the ball and then you are going to release. Your hand is going to go from the C position to an L position when you release. Notice the follow through, when you are setting it is important to follow through to where you want the ball to go. Right now, Lindsey and Nicole are going to demonstrate setting back and forth. Notice, where they contact the ball, it is always above their forehead, they never contact it low. They always follow through high, set it always nice and high. Now, I am going to teach you how to hit.

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