That should be the goal of every setter. By taking the ball up high, you quicken the offense and give the block less time to react. Before each set, think about making contact high above your forehead. One good way to do this is to become confident in your ability to jump set any ball inside the three-meter line. Another thing Suxho does well is disguise the front and back set.
Setters often tip the defense by leaning forward or backward.
Since front sets are easier than back sets, the ideal body posture is slightly back. That makes it easier to go either way, and it keeps the blockers guessing until the ball is in the air. I like the way Suxho plays the game. He's the prototype modern setter, a guy who can put the ball in the zone but can also hurt your by scoring points with his hitting, blocking and jump serving.