When receiving a serve, you ideally want the first pass to be which off the following?
Correct answer: A. forearm pass
- A. forearm pass
- B. block
- C. attack
- D. set
Explanation
The first reception is normally a forearm pass, also called a bump, because it gives the setter a controlled ball from a serve. A set or attack generally comes later in the rally.
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