Volleyball positions

If you do volleyball or if it is new to u this may be helpful which positions and such.

The 6 positions of volleyball will help you know where you should start your rotation. If your coach says start in zone 4, this page will help you know where that is.

A lot of you girls were confused when we started talking about rotation. I thought it would be helpful to see it written down. This set-up is called 5-1. That basically means that there is 1 setter and 5 hitters. The setter is the same girl whether she is in the front row or the back row. For now that's the rotaion I think we will start off with. There are other rotations that use two setters (so the setter is always in the back row -- 6-2, or the setter is always in the front row -- 4-2)…

Get to know the Main Volleyball Positions now, a summary of volleyball positions: Libero, Lifter, Opposite, Pointer Doweve and Central.

To keep your volleyball game running smoothly, it's important for your team to understand the proper technique for rotation. A team only rotates in volleyball if they receive a serve after winning a rally with the other team. If your team...

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A Volleyball Dig is performed to prevent the ball from touching the court after a Spike or Attack, usually a ball that is almost touching the ground. In many ways, a Dig is similar to Passing or Bumping, and like a Pass, the arm position stays the same. Downloads online #sports #volleyball

A Pass in volleyball, also called a Bump or a Reception, is the attempt by a team to properly handle the opponent’s serve or any form of attack. Proper Passes include preventing the ball from touching the floor, and also making it reach a position where the setter is standing quickly and precisely. Downloads online #sports #volleyball