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Hey.
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You can jump even higher.
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Shoyo!
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Heya!
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Heya.
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Hey, Kageyama!
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Hey!
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Hinata, Kageyama! You guys
made it back in one piece!
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Heya, Suga-san.
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Heya.
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Heya, heya.
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You guys better not have been
fighting as soon as you get back.
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Nah, they were already fighting
when I brought the key over.
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That's way too fast.
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Well, I mean...
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Karasuno High School
Volleyball Team
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That basically defines them! Right?
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Kageyama, how was the youth training camp?
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Yeah, that! How was the All-Japan?
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The floor wasn't made out of wooden planks.
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You're talking about the court?
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How was the volleyball? There were
crazy-good guys from all over there, right?
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Yes. Everyone was really good.
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Yeah, them. More about them.
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Hinata, you didn't try to sneak
into the All-Japan Youth Camp, did you?
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Well, I, uh...
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Apparently, he didn't try
because he'd get arrested.
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Arrested?
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Tsukishima!
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He was actually planning to
sneak into the Tokyo camp.
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Nice, Shoyo!
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Did you grow a little at
your camp, too, Tsukishima?
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Yeah... I guess...
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Did you get taller?
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Are you his aunt or something?
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He'd better not have grown taller in five days.
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Heya!
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Yo.
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I-I'm sorry for all of
the trouble I've caused!
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I mean, even if you stayed here,
you'd be worthless on your own.
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Oh, shut up!
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You guys don't need to keep reminding me!
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I only said it once...
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Tsukki! Did you get taller?
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Look at you, acting like a big shot!
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Shut up, Yamaguchi.
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And you'd better not have forgotten
those Gungun Yogurts!
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It sure was quiet for a couple of days...
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Yeah.
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Sorry, Tsukki! So hey, how
was the training camp?
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Their fighting makes me feel at ease.
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Haikyu!!
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Congratulations
On Going to the Spring Volleyball Tournament,
Boys' Volleyball Team!
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Episode 6: Enhancements
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Let me help!
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Thanks!
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Right around here?
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Yeah.
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Yachi-san, what's that tape for?
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We're splitting the net into nine parts.
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This whole past week,
the team has been working on serves,
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and Ukai-san wants them to confirm
where they want their serves to go.
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Like, see what happens and where the
ball falls when they hit that location.
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70%...
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Nice hit!
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Yes!
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Talk about straightforward!
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Damn it... He got it so easily.
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Nishinoya-kun couldn't receive it.
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Nishinoya's not great with overhands.
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Then couldn't he have just
dug the ball like usual?
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Jump floaters are hard to receive
because they're so unpredictable.
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The best way to counter them
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is to position yourself further forward
and catch the ball with an overhand pass.
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There's a good chance
that we'll be facing
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stronger opponents who can
use jump floaters.
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It doesn't hurt to come up with
a few ways to counter those.
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Great serve, Kinoshita.
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Right?
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So great.
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I'm gonna stick to floaters.
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I can do it, too...
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Out.
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Yamaguchi's really pumped, too.
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I didn't hit it as hard as I wanted...
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Is it going to be out?
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There are times when Hinata
pulls off superhuman moves...
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But what he just did now...
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Actually seemed like he meant to do it.
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Great job.
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Apparently, it's supposed to snow tonight.
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Ugh, seriously?
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Hey, Kageyama.
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What do you mean by I can "jump higher"?
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Come hit some fours with me.
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You guys are tired from the
training camps, aren't you?
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No overworking yourselves.
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J-Just a little bit, please?
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Just a little.
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Yes, sir!
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Your jumps are always just "boing, boing."
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Wait, what?
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But amazing jumps...
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Are like "bam."
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Basically, your job is to scuttle around.
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Don't say it like that!
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So, like... You sorta jump on
a whim like "boing, boing."
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This isn't anything new,
but he sucks at sound effects.
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So far, they've been doing the trick
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and I'm sure you're doing
your best during matches.
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But...
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I know that you can jump higher.
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When you jump, where
do you put your weight?
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Where?
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My feet, right?
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What part of your feet, you dumbass!
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Well, I never really thought about it!
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Really?! So you were just flying that high
without thinking about it, you nitwit?!
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Wait, why am I getting yelled at?!
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Huge and stable jumps give you more
freedom to react when you're in the air.
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And when you make those jumps,
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you hear the sound of your
feet kicking off the floor.
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You think they'll keep it at "just a little"?
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It looks like it'll start
snowing any moment now.
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You actually believed their
"just a little," Daichi?
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Shut up.
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Wait. Where are Hinata and Kageyama?
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They said they'd be done
in just a little bit.
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It's impressive.
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What is?
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I can get feeling like you're raring
to go after going to a training camp,
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but I'd prefer to take a
little break afterwards.
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How much does that kid love volleyball?
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But...
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Am I the only one who thinks
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that Kageyama's had a scowl on
his face ever since he came back?
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One more time!
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Yeah... It's amazing.
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The height and positioning are perfect.
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And he does it every single time.
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He really is good.
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Hey!
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Your jump's drifting again!
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Put all of your weight
on the balls of your feet!
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There's a huge difference when you're
actually thinking about that!
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The balls of my feet...
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Concentrate on the momentum
of the lead up and then...
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Jump!
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Go home!
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Nice kill!
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Something wrong?
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Oh, no. It just seems like
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ever since he came back
from the training camp,
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there are times where
Hinata gets super quiet.
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I think...
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That when Koganegawa was setting for you,
you were hitting at a higher spot.
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I'm jumping like I'm supposed to, thanks.
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Really? Maybe I just imagined it, then.
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Kageyama.
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Yes, sir?
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I mean, I've technically heard
about how the camp went, but...
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How was it really?
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You know... Is something bothering you?
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Nope.
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I see.
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What do you think "Goody Two-Shoes" means?
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Huh. So someone said that to you?
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Yes. Another setter at
the camp said that to me.
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I shouldn't be surprised, but that camp
definitely must've had some hard hitters.
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Nothing beats a set that's
easy for the spiker to hit.
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That's what that geezer always told us.
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I'm certain you're doing that,
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so there's no reason for you to hesitate.
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They should be here any minute.
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Yeah.
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Asahi-san, you're not
scared anymore, are you?
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I couldn't ask for better opponents.
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Not to mention, there's
something I want to test out.
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Huh?
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Miyagi Prefecture Karasuno High School
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Date Tech
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Haikyu!!
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Haikyu!!
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Thanks for having us!
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Thanks!
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I see they're as intimidating as ever...
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No locking on.
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Hinata!
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Kogane!
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Tsukki!
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Thank you for coming today.
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Congratulations on getting
into the Spring Tournament.
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All our boys are pumped up today.
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Thank you! We look forward
to playing you!
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You'd better not hold back just
because it's a practice match.
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Yes, sir! You got it!
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I think...
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That when Koganegawa was setting for you,
you were hitting at a higher spot.
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Gather round!
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Date Tech's blocking is definitely
the best in the prefecture,
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probably even on a national level.
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I heard they've gotten even better
since the Spring Tournament prelims.
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We definitely don't have enough time
to get our blocking up to their level.
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Listen up. Date Tech's blocking has gotten
even better in the last six months.
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Get familiar with those walls.
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That way you won't panic when you face
similar walls during nationals.
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Right!
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Date Tech
Team Captain
Second-Year WS
Futakuchi
184 cm
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Date Tech
Second-Year MB
Aone
192 cm
210
00:14:14,370 --> 00:14:16,160
Date Tech
Second-Year WS
Obara
187 cm
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Date Tech
First-Year S
Koganegawa
193 cm
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00:14:18,370 --> 00:14:20,170
Date Tech
Second-Year WS
Onagawa
176 cm
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00:14:20,380 --> 00:14:22,170
Date Tech
First-Year MB
Fukiage
186 cm
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00:14:22,380 --> 00:14:24,170
Date Tech
First-Year Li
Sakunami
166 cm
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Date Tech
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Karasuno
Team Captain
Third-Year WS
Sawamura
176 cm
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Karasuno
Third-Year WS
Azumane
186 cm
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Karasuno
Second-Year Li
Nishinoya
160 cm
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00:14:34,350 --> 00:14:36,140
Karasuno
Second-Year WS
Tanaka
178 cm
220
00:14:36,350 --> 00:14:38,140
Karasuno
First-Year S
Kageyama
181 cm
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Karasuno
First-Year MB
Hinata
164 cm
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Karasuno
First-Year MB
Tsukishima
190 cm
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Let's play!
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Date Tech Karasuno
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Nishinoya!
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Got it!
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Whoa, Hinata's fast! Is that
the rumored ultra-fast quick?!
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Bunch!
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Read block!
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Yikes...
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Our fast back row attack usually gets
only one blocker, if any at all.
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Not to mention, they even
used Hinata-kun as a decoy...
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They pretty much had three blockers.
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They all blocked! Talk about
lightning-fast reflexes!
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Just like Tsukishima did during our
matches with Shiratorizawa...
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Great blocks apply a lot of stress not only
to the spikers, but to the setters, too.
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For Kageyama,
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this might be a much harsher game
than the one against Shiratorizawa.
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Date Tech Karasuno
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All right!
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We did it!
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Taunt us, will you?
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Yikes, a triple block...
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I'm sure that Kageyama wanted to get through
that high triple block on the first try.
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That brazen jerk.
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Looks like he tried a little too hard...
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Damn it... I was sure they
were going to follow Hinata.
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Let's see... The way that Date Tech jumps
for their blocks... is read blocking.
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That's when they jump after
seeing the set, right?
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And their formation...
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They use the bunch shift, right?
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Yeah. Bunch as in "bunch up."
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For bunch shifting,
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the blockers bunch in the middle so they can move
wherever the opponents might attack,
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and that they counter it with
as many people as possible.
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Bunch Shift (Up)
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But since they are bunched up in the middle,
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it is harder to counter fast attacks
from either end of the court.
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Up until now, we and most of
our opponents, have used a spread shift.
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Spread means to "spread out,"
261
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so in this formation, the blocker
spread out across the whole net.
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Spread Shift (Out)
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It's not the best formation for
fast attacks in the middle,
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but it's be able to apply at least one
blocker to an attack anywhere on the court.
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It sounds like the spread shift would
have a higher probability of success.
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Because they're evenly spread out.
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Evenly spread out, huh?
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True.
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But when read blockers are
experienced with bunch blocking,
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they're pretty damn scary.
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Daichi-san!
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Gonna break through the middle!
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Their goal is to always build multiple
walls anywhere along the net.
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That's the bunch read blocking strategy.
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Nice kill!
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They managed to get a finger
on the very first one...
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And there were
two blockers ready...
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The pressure you feel when
you've got multiple blockers on you
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is intense.
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00:18:27,280 --> 00:18:28,300
Nice kill!
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Date Tech Karasuno
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Give it all you've got!
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Right.
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Pantalons!
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Got it!
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00:18:46,230 --> 00:18:49,770
I see that they're still insanely
fast at scooping up the ball...
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Damn!
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Date Tech's blocks are so damn cool!
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They moved to the side so fast!
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Not to mention, two of
them bunched up so fast.
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Yeah!
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Sorry about that.
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It was a perfectly fine set.
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00:19:38,520 --> 00:19:43,000
Just now, I thought an attack
from the right was our best bet.
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Setting aside if that was actually
the best decision or not...
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The pressure I felt just now
definitely affected my actions.
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Even if it was just a little.
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Just now, Date Tech's block,
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actually made me choose
anything but the middle.
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Even watching as an amateur,
Date Tech's blocks are terrifying.
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Blockers and setters continue battling
even before and after the attack.
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It's a battle to see who can
apply the most pressure.
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This is great.
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Playing a strong team... feels so good.
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Date Tech Karasuno
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Obara!
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Got it!
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Kogane!
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00:21:04,120 --> 00:21:05,200
My bad!
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That was an intense dump!
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Left!
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Azumane-san!
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Looking good...
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My bad!
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00:21:34,480 --> 00:21:35,140
One touch!
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00:21:35,470 --> 00:21:36,680
Huh...
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I guess Karasuno does have a blocker.
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Futakuchi-san!
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Feint!
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00:21:53,320 --> 00:21:55,130
Rolling...
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Thunder!
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Nice, Nishinoya!
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Nice receive!
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Nishinoya-san!
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You're in the way!
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Huh?!
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Episode 7: Return
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Next time: "Return."
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