Volleyball Offensive Strategies Overview

Understanding volleyball offensive strategies such as the 4-2, 6-2, and 5-1 systems, player designations, and court numbering systems. Learn about the roles of setters, hitters, and overlap considerations for successful team rotation and gameplay. Visual representations provided for better comprehension.

• Volleyball
• Offensive Strategies
• Setter
• Hitters
• Rotation

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1. Types of offence Court numbering system or player zones No system 4-2 No designated consistent setter. Four hitters and two setters throughout entire team rotation Setter is always in the front row and often the middle front 1 2 6-2 Six hitters and two setters throughout entire team rotation Setter is always backrow when they are setting. When setter rotates to front row they become a hitter Server 3 6 5-1 Five hitters and one setter (means setter sets from front row time) Setter when in the back is same as in a 6-2 offence Setter when in the front row is usually moving to right front and setting from right front 5 4 1

2. B C A s s s middle Stack Stack Stack right left s s setter setter middle Push right s left D E F 2

3. H G I s s s s s s K L J 3

4. Player designations s setter op opposite of the setter (the other setter in a 6-2) h outside hitter and usually passer m middle, usually NOT a passer and replaced by libero in the back row (in presentation, m in back row = Libero) L libero, almost always passer Where should R2 and R2 look for overlaps 4

5. B C A h m m h m s h h op op h h s s m middle Stack Stack Stack right left op m m h m m op op h m op h s s m m h h Serve Serve Serve D E F s m h 5

6. h H G I m h m h m h op s op h h m s s left middle Stack Stack Stack right m op m mh m op h m h op op h s m s m h Serve Serve Serve K L m s J h 6