Teaching Points

Tactic

• Face net when ball is on other side of court.
• Face team when ball in on own side of court.
• Stand close to net.

Skill

• Fully extend arms when setting.
• Push with legs for power.
• Cup fingers around ball for accuracy.

Organizational Points

• Groups of 3 students
• Rotate after each rally.
• Two games can be played on one court.

Questions:

Q: Where does the setter always start?
A: Close to the net.

Q: Why does the setter start close to the net?
A: The setter is always moving away from the net therefore the setter won't touch the net.

Q: Why does the setter need to make a good set?
A: So that the hitter can spike the ball and score a point.

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