Serving with Purpose: Speed, Scoring & Using Radar Gun Feedback

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with Johan Dulfer, Ithaca College Head Coach, 2016 Empire 8 Conference Tournament Champions; former Clarkson University Head Coach; 9x Liberty League Champions (5 tournament titles and 4 regular season titles); led Clarkson to 20+ wins in nine straight seasons, including four straight 30+ win seasons (2012-15) • Learn how to use the speed of your serve to your advantage • Develop a better understanding of the ace-to-error ratio • Teach your servers to be comfortable serving from different locations The serve is the one skill in volleyball that teams have complete control over. It's also one of the biggest weapons in the game. If your team serves aggressively, it takes a lot of pressure off your offense. At Ithaca College, Johan Dulfer focuses on serving speed to train his servers to have the biggest impact they can have. Coach Dulfer explains that top speed is not the only thing - having a "speed target zone" for each player is key from where they serve on the court. Coach Dulfer gets you to think about statistics when it comes to serving. What are the goals? What's a good ace-to-error ratio? Those questions and more are answered in this video.