Sponsored Content The JVA is an association of Junior Club Directors and Coaches who are dedicated to all facets of junior volleyball and have a desire to offer the best programming possible to their members. We are the leaders and forward thinkers in Junior Volleyball Programs and we are a voice for junior clubs. Our number one goal is to help club programs and events thrive. Volleyball: Blocking Tips by Strength and Power for Volleyball September 30, 2018 | 0 minutes, 43 seconds read This is to travel a greater distance sideways at the net. To move left, take a step with your left foot, then cross your right foot over in front of your body (your body is now sideways). Keys to blocking in volleyball are positioning, timing and movement. To be an effective blocker you need to stay in a balance position ready to anticipate. Good blocking skills consist of moving into good position to jump up and penetrate the net with your hands and arms to deflect or block your opponents attack. Ready position for blocking Stand at a comfortable distance off the net. You should be standing with enough leverage to push off and move sideways if you need to. Place your arms up in front of you. You want your arms up ready to react to the other teams' offense. Read the rest at Strength and Power for Volleyball sports in this article Volleyball tags in this article Training & Drills