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The concept of 'the tool', a volleyball attack used to score points by hitting the ball off the block to an inaccessible area for defenders. It covers the pre-contact, contact, and post-contact phases, providing tips for effective tooling.
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Source: Volleyball Canada. Photos provided by FIVB During the hitting phase, the attackers can choose to hit around the block or hit at the block. The tool is a type of attack used to score by hitting the ball off the block to an area where the defenders cannot reach. The Tool The tool consists in hitting a weaker part of the block so the ball is deflected and impossible to defend. Generally, the tool is used down the line or towards the outside of the court, as the weakest part of the block is usually the outside hand. The tool can also be used towards the inside of the court (the inside blocker), however this attack must be much more powerful to deflect past the cross- court defender. Pre-contact phase