
Coach slaps the ball and setter has to release to home then find the ball within the target area. Setter then sets the opposite side of hitting line focusing them to push the ball high outside or rightside. Defense: Middle has to single block everything forced to read setter. Setter covers tip behind block. Libero and passer has to split up backrow.
Setter in red. Libero in white.
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