You've hit a wall with your spike, and more reps aren't fixing it.

I'm building an app for that. Film one spike on your phone. You get back a frame from your own clip with your mistake drawn on it, and what to change.

For volleyball players who can't get a coach to watch every rep.

Reserve early access for $1

The $1 holds your spot. You'll be one of the first players to try it.

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Your spikeIllustrated example
Illustration of a spiker in the air. The ball is hit behind the hitting shoulder, marked in red. Scrolling moves the contact in front of the shoulder with a straight arm, marked in green. Behind your shoulder Above, a little in front
Contact

You hit the ball behind your hitting shoulder.

Reach up and hit it above your shoulder, a little in front, arm straight.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Film one spike

    Set your phone on the side of your hitting arm. Use slow motion if your phone has it.

  2. Step 2

    Send it

    One clip is enough.

  3. Step 3

    See your mistake

    You get a frame from your own clip with the mistake drawn on it, and what to change.

What it checks

Five things, in the order they happen in a spike. You see the first one holding you back.

  1. 1Approach

    You start slow and finish fast.

  2. 2Last steps and jump

    Your second-to-last step is the longest, and you land close to where you took off.

  3. 3Elbow

    Your elbow stays away from your ribs until contact.

  4. 4Arm swing

    Your hips and chest start the swing, and your arm finishes it.

  5. 5Contact

    You hit the ball at full reach, above and a little in front of your hitting shoulder.

The checks come from coaching sources and a study of the arm swings of 167 Olympic players.

Be one of the first players to try it.

Reserve early access for $1

The $1 holds your spot.

You're in. I'll message you before anyone else gets access.