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Ursula Coach, South Africa
I think it's the same technique
Cam HughesCoach, England
Hi Carolina, The hand position for a dig and a bump is essentially the same â hands joined, thumbs parallel, and forearms forming a flat platform.
The difference lies in execution:
- Dig: Used to control a hard-driven ball; arms slightly bent to absorb impact, more reactive.
- Bump: Used for controlled passes like serve receive; arms straighter and platform firmer for accuracy.
