This is when the overhand setting is not used as attack hit. Somebody explained that shoulder squaring or positioning need not apply and that the ball may rebound to any position as opposed to the ball travelling perpendicular forward or back. What is critical is whether overhand setting is held or doubled. Pls also expound on technicality of finger motion when setting. Thanx.|||As far as I could see, there are no rule changes regarding overhand setting. Since it is easy to figure out where you are setting the ball, there is no deception to the other team. The set is judged solely on the contact. All the referees are concerned with is the double hit or lift. A double hit shows lack of control and the lift shows too much control.
I think what you are talking about with the fingers is the use of the %26quot;beach%26quot; dig with your hands over your head. Technically, you use your fingers since the ball hits them, but that is not what the book means by finger action. They mean the overhand pass. You use your hands to control the ball. You are not hitting the ball.
I hope I have explained things and not confused you more.
