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Can you jump and block higher when playing indoor or beach volleyball?

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When you play indoor or beach volleyball, which can you jump higher or block at higher levels? Why? I would think beach would be more difficult. But I don’t have a clue why.

Thanks for your help.

When you jump indoor because you have an actual hard surface to jump from.
Beach volleyball for one your barefoot and the sand is not hard but soft and is harder to jump off from

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5 Responses to “Can you jump and block higher when playing indoor or beach volleyball?”

  1. yes i think u can jump and block higher indoor but other people might have a different opinion
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  2. You can block higher on an indoor court because the surface is more stable. However, playing a lot of beach volleyball will help improve your indoor vertical.
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  3. Indoor court are hard surface and you get a better push off for jumping and blocking.Sand you don’t
    get lift off . Sand is soft hard to jump high.
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  4. When you jump indoor because you have an actual hard surface to jump from.
    Beach volleyball for one your barefoot and the sand is not hard but soft and is harder to jump off from
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    I play beach and club.

  5. Yes you jump higher because you have a stable surface when you play indoor volleyball. You lose energy playing on the sand because of friction. On the stable surface energy is just transferred on contact
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