The forearm pass, commonly known as the "bump," is a fundamental volleyball technique used to receive serves or attacks. It involves positioning the forearms together to create a flat surface, allowing the ball to be redirected accurately. Players typically bend their knees and use their legs for power, ensuring the ball is sent to a target, such as a setter or another player. Mastering this skill is crucial for effective ball control and team play.
Bump.
No, forearm pass.
the forearm pass.
Bump pass
ulna and radius
pointing down
Bump
A forearm pass is best. (bump)
low
to set the ball
False, it's known as the forearm pass.
The msuculocutaneous serves as a cat's forearm flexors. Nerves pass through this area. It can be affected by conditions such as hypertrophy.