Secrets from Sarah Pavan!! How to Pass like the Pros
Master the Art of Passing in Volleyball: Tips and Techniques from a Beach Volleyball Pro
Want to take your passing skills in beach volleyball to the next level? This blog shares Sarah Pavan's tips and techniques for mastering the art of passing. Plus, check out our Serve Receive Masterclass for more resources on becoming a better player.
- Tips and Techniques for Better Passing
- Focus on Footwork
- Practice Different Types of Passes
Tips and Techniques for Better Passing
Passing is a crucial skill in beach volleyball and mastering it can make all the difference in your game. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, there's always room for improvement when it comes to passing. In this blog, beach volleyball pro Sarah Pavan shares her tips and techniques for becoming a better passer.
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Focus on Footwork
One of the most important aspects of passing is footwork. According to Pavan, having proper footwork can make a huge difference in your ability to pass accurately and consistently. To improve your footwork, focus on:
- Starting in a low, athletic stance with your weight forward
- Taking small, quick steps to get to the ball.
- Planting your feet and getting your platform set before making contact with the ball.
Discover unique but super-effective passing tips to take your game to the next level and learn how to master the art of passing and dominate your opponents on the court in the following podcast and in our Serve Receive Masterclass.
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Practice Different Types of Passes
Another key to becoming a great passer is to practice different types of passes. Pavan recommends working on the following types of passes:
- Controlled passes: These are short, accurate passes that allow your partner to set up a good attack. Focus on using your legs to generate power and keeping your platform steady.
- High passes: These are longer, higher passes that allow your partner more time to get into position. Focus on using your arms to generate power and keeping your platform angled towards your target.
- Emergency passes: These are passes that you make when you're out of position or off-balance. Practice these by simulating game situations and working on reacting quickly to the ball.
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The Complete Player Program
If you're serious about becoming a better beach volleyball player, consider checking out our Complete Player Program. This program offers a comprehensive set of resources to help you improve your skills, including:
- Video tutorials and drills from pro players.
- Strength and conditioning workouts designed specifically for beach volleyball players.
- Mental training exercises to help you stay focused and confident on the court.
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Passing is an essential skill in beach volleyball, and there's always room for improvement. By focusing on footwork, practicing different types of passes, and taking advantage of resources like our Serve Receive Masterclass, you can become a better passer and a better all-around player.
