Improve defence positioning
This drills is very similar to opponents attack.
Coach performs the spike.
Player 3 defends the field and passes the ball to setter. Setter performs the back set to coach while he spikes again toward player 1.
The same action repeats.
Serve and set into the basket
This is the setting volleyball drill.
One player from each side of net performs the serve.
Two players receive the serve.
The defensive players pass the ball to zone 3.
Player that have served runs to zone 3 and set the received ball into the basket in zone 4.
Spike and set the ball into the basket
This is simple counter-attacking volleyball drill.
The same situations could happen in the game so the players should be prepared.
One player spikes the ball to zone 4.
Player in zone 4 should receive the ball and leave it in the court.
Player from zone 1 runs to zone 3 and sets the ball into the basket. 
Attack from all positions
Coach throws the ball high to passer.
Passer passes the ball to setter.
Setter can perform any combination he wants. He can set the ball to zone 1, zone 3, zone 6 and zone 4, allowing players to attack from all positions.
On the other side of net players try to perform block with two or three players. With two defensive players, blockers should defend the court.
Offspeed attack
The tip
Depending on the effectiveness of the block, an offspeed attack may be a good option. The tip is a deceptive attack disguised by a strong approach and dynamic jump.
Instead of swinging at the ball, reach high with a locked elbow, contacting the ball with your finger pads. Place the ball just over the blockers’ hands and on the floor in open space not covered by defenders.
This action can really surprise the opponents block, especially if you don’t perform it so often. Continue Reading
The back set
As a setter, you are not always limited to setting to teammates in front of you. You can send the ball behind with a back set and surprise the opponents.
The back set may be challenging for new players. The setter receives the ball the same as she would on a front set. The initial body, arm, and hand position will be helpful in execution of the back set. Contact the ball near your forehead, but then arch your back and drive your arms high above your head. This extension should finish with your biceps very close to your ears. With experience and practice, you will gain confidence in setting to a player that you cannot see.
Good setters are able to set in either direction and have their form look exactly the same. So, if you want to perform the back set, don’t look back over the top of your head because the blockers will know what you are about to do and they will have advantage against the hitter.
Who scores more, wins
This is mainly the setting drill.
One player serves and two people receive the serve.
Serve receivers pass the ball to setter.
Setter performs one forward and one back set each time and should put the ball into the hoop.
Who scores more, wins.
