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Team merges intelligence with brawn. Power vs. finesse hether to use placement or power to hit the ball often confused players. Using force, large, strong teams spiked and blocked more efficiently. Those who developed stamina and endurance usually lasted through tiebreakers and three game matches. Muscular arms delivered vigorous overhand serves that often were unreturnable. -Many smaller players, however, made up the team. Proper form ensured an effective spike. Lanky participants often beat the net or misjudged distance. Mental ability proved to be practical because staying aware of the game could overcome a height handicap. Practice skills retained until actual play aided the unsure. Coaches constantly reminded everyone to have an optimistic attitude. Don't beat yourself. Planned shots, using the three basic ways to return (bump, set, and spike), combined better than slamming back and forth. Most of the time the plan worked well, except pressure saves could be surprising to the opposition Concentration was difficult with yelling crowds. Since balls flew anywhere, the game could fall apart if the ball wasn't watched. But sophomore Kelsey Burks claimed, “It comes naturally after a while. A blend of strength and brains produced an ideal performer. Symmetric ally poised together, Kristen Green- But you're going the wrong wayf' Bent over to wood and Mxheale Datn attempt to return the reach the hal. Sue Wlson reverses her portion to t all Kristen partKfMted m voOeyisal tor three reach the tsal Sue tx gan to perform n varsity years games this year.
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Grimacing with effort, Pam Hofcjb follows through after a difficult overhand serve Pam used this type of serve which demanded more coorcknation to execute. With her knees flexed, Shan Simrm defcvers .1 bump while mtently observing the ba» Shan tried hard to use basic sk s learned m practice J.V. Volleyball 19
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