FUTEVÔLEI NO DETALHE - Estratégia de defesa em alto nível

➡️ IN DETAIL Those who were watching the Brazilian Footvolley Circuit broadcast got a lesson from Professor Titi on defensive strategy. If you didn't catch the message, don't worry, because we're going to analyze it together IN DETAIL! 1️⃣ In the first video, Titi comments on Renanzinho's defensive strategy. Besides being a very complete player, Renanzinho is an excellent defender, mainly due to his positioning on the court. Titi comments that, at a high level, short balls and "low shots" are more difficult to defend, and that's why Renanzinho is always positioned further forward when defending. Long balls, in turn, are more difficult to hit with such power and precision. So, on those baseline balls that aren't so "good," he manages to get there even when marking high up the pitch. It's worth remembering, as we've said before, that defense is a matter of probability. No one can cover every corner of the court, therefore, it's necessary to prioritize defense targeting the most likely attacks, depending on the opponent's characteristics and skill level. 2️⃣ The second video shows some plays from the game being narrated, demonstrating Renanzinho's positioning and the efficiency of his defense based on this strategy. 3️⃣ In the third video, we draw your attention to a very important issue. Why does it sometimes seem impossible to defend both short and long balls? How do professional players manage to get there so quickly? When marking, the base of the body should be sideways, always facing the area being defended. If you mark with your legs parallel, one of two things will happen: either you won't reach the ball, or you might fall trying to run quickly back. Note how quickly Renan inverts his stance to move around the court, arriving in one piece to defend the lobby, even though he's positioned too far forward to defend! Makes you want to put it into practice, right? Footvolley is wonderful!