Setting A Overhead Pass - Page 3

revjim27 · **God I love volleyball -** 07-20-2007, 10:51 AM

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There are also handicaps for girls sometimes in V-Ball that make setting difficult...guys have it easy SO SO SO EASY!

Uhmmm What are you talking about? I think I missed something.....

I was originally thinking boobs... cause why wouldn't I be. But I figured with your hands above your head they shouldn't cause as much of a problem as they do when their smooshed together while passing.

mycena · 07-20-2007, 11:15 AM

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I was originally thinking boobs... cause why wouldn't I be. But I figured with your hands above your head they shouldn't cause as much of a problem as they do when their smooshed together while passing.

Alright so that pretty much what I was thinking too. But the more I analyze it, smooshed boobs just add extra stability to your platform. Maybe that's why women tend to be better passers.

revjim27 · 07-20-2007, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by mycena

Alright so that pretty much what I was thinking too. But the more I analyze it, smooshed boobs just add extra stability to your platform. Maybe that's why women tend to be better passers.

That's only if they don't impede your ability to get your arms/hands together.
And depending on what you're wearing it's a distraction to many guys around.

mycena · 07-20-2007, 11:59 AM

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That's only if they don't impede your ability to get your arms/hands together.

I wouldn't know anything about that....

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And depending on what you're wearing it's a distraction to many guys around.

This doesn't sound much like a handicap... more like an advantage!

BHitterDPasser · 07-20-2007, 12:02 PM

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This doesn't sound much like a handicap... more like an advantage!

Depends on if you are distracting your teammates or opponents or your opponent's boyfriend.

mycena · 07-20-2007, 12:20 PM

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Depends on if you are distracting your teammates or opponents or your opponent's boyfriend.

If they are opponents, I don't care who I am distracting if I get the point. LOL. It can be my opponent, my opponent's boyfriend (if he's an opponent), or an opponent boyfriend.

MISSVB2U · **Hey That Is Sexual Harrassment -** 07-20-2007, 12:27 PM

Then they should just concentrate on the game.

I like a guy for his brain better.

MYCENA : My platform is off because of the obstructions.

BHITTERDPASSER:
Handicaps include not pushing out the ball far enough for the hitter to spike the ball over. You can destroy a person's knees, shoulders and ankle in a bad set.
Not passing correctly to a person.
Nor not setting a ball high enough for a set.

Biggest handicap in players not being a team player. No one is a pro all the time.

I hope this answer your question. Any insight yourself?

MISSVB2U · **Attack Method -** 07-20-2007, 12:38 PM

I just size someone up and say I really want to kick you butt.

TAKE NO PRISONERS!

revjim27 · 07-20-2007, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by mycena

[color="DimGray"][size="2"]This doesn't sound much like a handicap... more like an advantage!

Not if said guy is your setter. You better not distract NERT on Sunday.

BHitterDPasser · 07-20-2007, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by MISSVB2U

BHITTERDPASSER:
Handicaps include not pushing out the ball far enough for the hitter to spike the ball over. You can destroy a person's knees, shoulders and ankle in a bad set.
Not passing correctly to a person.
Nor not setting a ball high enough for a set.

Biggest handicap in players not being a team player. No one is a pro all the time.

I hope this answer your question. Any insight yourself?

Actually, I don't see how any of this has to do with being a woman or being handicapped.