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Beach Volleyball Hitting Footwork by Taylor Crabb
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Taylor Crabb & The McKibbin Brothers • The McKibbin Brothers
AVP MVP & Olympian Taylor Crabb
Session Overview
AVP MVP Taylor Crabb joins The McKibbin Brothers to break down attacking footwork, timing patience, and how to use a 4-step approach to read the set and jump balanced in any condition.
Core Biomechanical & Tactical Principles
- Be patient on your first directional step so you never have to drift backward while jumping.
- Keep your penultimate and plant steps compact and balanced underneath your hips for maximum vertical control.
- Maintain an active double-arm lift on takeoff to elevate your contact point and hold your air time.
Verbal Coaching Cues for Practice:
"Wait, then explode""Balanced two-foot takeoff""Big double-arm lift"
Why Recommended for Coaches:
Shows how a 6-foot attacker uses elite footwork timing and patience to dominate against much taller blockers.
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