You hit well set balls back onto the net. Most of the time the ball flies higher than it does far and ist often run down by your opponents.

With a well set ball, you are able to watch the opponent and hit the ball into a gap. Your attacks usually bounce high out of the net and are thus more often run down by better teams.

With a good set, you score a safe point more than 85% of the time. You recognize gaps and use them. You are able to finish with both hands or with the backhand and have a good flick shot.

A good set is almost always converted into a point. You can adjust your attacking shots at the last second, depending on where the defense is or how the ball is placed. You can also hit poorly set balls deadly onto the net.