Tsukki:Back to the topic at hand you and coach Ukai are related
Y/n:Yup he's my old man
Coach Ukai:You son of a bi-
Suga:Well what were you guys doing
Daichi:Oh year just about to play a practice match
Hinata:Oh yeah
Also Hinata: Remember the first practice match we did
Kags: Oh yeah 🙄
Tsukki:Kings mad
Kags:At least I didn't lo-
Suga and Daichi: That enough
Daichi:Wanna play Y/n
Y/n: Sure
Daichi: Ok The line up is....
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Y/n POV: When we were getting in position I saw Noya sneak me a wink. I don't know why but I felt my face heat up at the sight of it. Normally I am the one making other blush but now that it happening to me I can't help but be embarrassed. But damn Yuu is hot 🥵
Daichi:Y/N!!!
Y/n:Huh? I said shaking my head
3 2 1
Gooooo
Baii guyssss-losertw0
SIKEEEE
I started by doing a topspin
Topspin: A topspin serve does exactly that—spins rapidly forward from the top. This serve has a much more predictable movement than a floater, but can be difficult to handle because of its quick speed and difficult to pass because it drops rapidly.
To serve a topspin, you toss the ball a little higher, step under the toss, and strike the ball underneath, toward the top of the back in a down and outward motion. The arm follows all the way through with a wrist snap.
I got is any easy point by doing a topspin 💅🏼. Now it my turn again this time I did a overhand serve.
Overhand server: In high school and college competitive volleyball, the overhand serves are most common, and the two main overhand, or overhead, serves are the topspin and the float.
For all overhand serves, you start with your dominant-side foot back and the ball held extended in your non-dominant hand. Then you toss the ball up in front of you hitting hand. How you hit it depends on the type of overhand serve you want to create. The biggest difference between the types of overhand serves is the server's body position, where contact is made on the ball, and the follow-through.
This time Daichi received it easily. So it was Kageyamas turn to set.
Three: A three set is a quick set about half way between the outside and middle.
At first I was surprised to see that quick but now I can stop it...
