A cut shot in volleyball is a type of attack where the player hits the ball with a quick, sharp angle, usually to one side of the court. The player uses their wrist to "cut" the ball, making it travel in a curved path and landing in a spot that is hard for the opposing team to reach. A cut shot is often used to deceive the blockers and defenders by sending the ball to a different location than they expect. It requires good control and timing to execute properly.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „cut shot” po angielsku

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