Original illustrations, controllable animation, pause, speed and step-by-step playback.
39 setting, attack, block, defense and team-tactic scenarios, with a working round log.
Articulated teaching model, not motion capture or biomechanical measurement. The 3D view shows the basic action; the diagram preserves tactical context. Human model: CC0 credits ↗
Right-handed illustration. Reverse arms and feet for a left-handed player. Adapt distance to ability.
Teaching models and diagrams; not athlete footage or analysis of your own movement.
33 illustrated sequences are available in this studio. Other families have court scenarios in Court Lab. 3D movements and tactical diagrams are different representations.
Relaxed posture → Opposite arm and leg → Foot lands under the hips → Alternate without sudden acceleration
Stable feet → Move hips slightly back → Bend through a comfortable range → Rise with control
Relax the shoulders → Raise the arms without load → Reach a comfortable range → Lower slowly
Prepare a small take-off → Rise slightly → Return to both feet → Absorb and stabilize
Ready position → Push with the outside foot → Bring feet together without crossing → Stabilize facing the play
Stable parallel stance → Bend ankle and knee slightly → Control alignment on one foot → Return to a ready stance
Simple control close to the body → High contact to a nearby target → Gradually lengthen the trajectory → Finish with a game-speed contact
Easy cooperative control → Move before contact → Stabilize the platform → Link set and controlled attack
Start in the role-specific stance → Make the first role-specific move → Return to the reference point → Repeat from a visual cue
Controlled serve to a large zone → Add a reception target → Raise pressure progressively → Finish with a realistic match routine
Blocking stance without maximal jump → Small jump with active hands → Add hitter reading → Finish with a controlled attack-block sequence
Move freely inside a zone → Change direction on a cue → Add a simple ball action → Return to open space
Become available → Read the ball and move → Control toward a teammate → Recover immediately
Soft stance in the sand → Small vertical take-off → Balanced landing → Add a short move before the jump
Move under the trajectory → Join the forearm platform → Contact in front → Direct toward the target
Read the feed → Move the feet → Settle the platform → Send toward the target
Opposite foot forward → Controlled toss → Contact high and in front → Follow through toward the target
Choose a zone before the toss → Repeat a short routine → Serve with an appropriate margin → Return to the routine for the next point
Observe the receivers → Choose the service zone → Serve into the targeted structure → Read the resulting reception
Identify three target zones → Choose short, deep or seam → Keep the same base motion → Evaluate where the ball actually lands
Consistent start and toss → Rhythmic approach to the toss → Take off and contact high → Land stably inside the court
Short stable toss → Firm hand behind the ball → Brief contact in front → Finish without a large follow-through
Read the score and instruction → Choose acceptable risk → Execute the full routine → Return to the plan after the result
Three receivers establish shape → Identify seams → The targeted passer moves → The other two cover and communicate
Two receivers share the court → Define the central seam → Move early to the trajectory → The partner clears space and communicates
Define the quality criterion → Read the serve → Control toward the target → Score the result using the rule
Identify the targeted passer or seam → The server chooses the zone → The receiver moves early → The unit adjusts around the contact
Stabilize reception → Send toward the setter zone → The setter organizes the outlet → The attacker completes the sequence
Read a ball outside the ideal zone → Move outward → Present an available platform → Send high toward a continuation zone
Move under the ball → Hands above the forehead → Extend toward the target → Stay balanced after release
Move with rhythm → Lengthen the penultimate step → Bring the feet together → Take off, then land stably
Face the net, hands ready → Bend over both feet → Extend the arms above the net → Land without touching the net
Low ready position → Read an easy ball → Present the platform → Send high, then recover