How to Read Your Opponent’s Defense

 

Observing the opponent’s movements is key to scoring. Watch how the blockers position their hands. Identify weak spots in the defensive setup. Adjust your attacks based on gaps in coverage. A deep court hit can disrupt a well-set defense. Tipping the ball surprises defenders expecting a spike. Recognizing setter tendencies helps predict plays. Observe player rotations to exploit mismatches. Quick decision-making is essential for breaking defenses. Great players think one step ahead of the opponent.



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