Why Your Blocking Arms Are Uneven (And How to Fix It)
Most volleyball players don’t realize they’re making this blocking mistake. When you move to block, the arm on the side you’re moving toward naturally becomes dominant. The second arm often arrives later, weaker, and less effective. In this video I’ll show you why it happens, how it affects your block, and what you can do in training to fix it. Small technical details create big differences over time. Subscribe for practical volleyball coaching and player development videos every week. Join the Be Better Volleyball community for complete courses and coaching: https://www.skool.com/bettervolleybal...

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