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How to Dink a Volleyball

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From Quick Guide: Beach Volleyball Basics

Summary: Dinking a volleyball is done by using a fist, two knuckles or four knuckles and is used when wanting to avoid a block and poke it over the volleyball net. Hit a volleyball dink shot with tips from a longtime volleyball player in this free video on volleyball.

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By Addison Musser
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Addison Musser has been playing indoor and outdoor volleyball most of his life. He played from grade school through high school in various clubs. Musser played outdoor volleyball for...read more

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"Hey, my name is Addison from Captain Bills and I'm going to teach you how to dink a volleyball. A couple different ways that you can dink a volleyball, the most legal way in beach volleyball, is either your fist or you can use two knuckles or all four of your knuckles, which people call it the cobra or the knuckler. This is mainly used if a ball's really tight and you're scared to get blocked so you want to poke it over or you want to put it somewhere. What can help to gain your ball control, in dinking a volleyball, is to just go back and forth with your hands, dinking it like you normally would. If you do that a couple of times, it would really help your ball control for playing a game. Indoor volleyball is a little different, you can get away with a little bit more dinking. One way you can dink in the indoor is you can actually open your hand and almost lift the ball in a way to put it where you want to put it. In other words, I could do this and, in indoor volleyball, I could do this but in beach volleyball, that's illegal, you have to have your closed hand when you're dinking a volleyball. That's how to dink a volleyball."

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