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🏐🌊 BLOCKING SIGNALS 🌊🏐

If you want to improve your block defense skills, you need to learn how to read and execute blocking signals. Here are three of the most common signals or signs you should know:

1️⃣ LINE BLOCK: When the blocker signals a "line" block, it means the blocker plans to block the opponent’s hard-line attack.

2️⃣ CROSS: If the blocker signals a "cross-court" block, it means the blocker plans to block an opponent’s hard “angle” attack

3️⃣ BLOCK PEEL: When the blocker signals a "block peel," it means the blocker plans to peel off the net and defend in the sand.

Remember, communication with your partner is essential. Work on these block signals to win more games!

Master your setting calls with these three essential options! 🏐
As any beach volleyball player knows, clear communication is key to winning matches. Setting calls are a crucial part of that communication, letting your partner know where you want the ball to go. Coach Tommi Schmidt shares three setting calls that every player should master:

➡️ Up and down
➡️ Outside
➡️ Back or behind

These calls can help you create more scoring opportunities and outsmart your opponents. So next time you hit the beach, give them a try! 🏐👊

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