Volleyball serve rotation order

The sequence diagram of volleyball serve rotation is as follows:

1, the basic position of volleyball

The volleyball stands are divided into two rows, the front row is No.2, No.3 and No.4 from right to left, and the back row is 1, No.6 and No.5 from right to left. In fact, starting from the point of No.65438 +0 (that is, the right rear point), rotate No.65438 +0-6 counterclockwise.

2. Basic rotation rules of volleyball.

The player on the right in the back row of the server serves (that is, the position of 1). When changing the service, both players must rotate one position clockwise on the court. That is to say, position 2 is transferred to position 1, position 1 is transferred to position 6, and so on. If one side keeps scoring without changing the service, there is no need to take turns.

3. Other basic knowledge

Players usually don't need to master all six skills. These six techniques are serving, passing (catching), passing (lifting and holding), spiking, blocking and saving, but usually they specialize in one or more of them according to the tactics of the team.

What are the positions on the volleyball court?

1, setter: it is the organizational core of the team, responsible for passing the ball and sending the jump ball to the teammates to smash the attack. Usually in the middle of the field.

2. Opposite: also known as setter, it mainly undertakes the tasks of whirlwind smash and setter attack, and supports the offensive line. Usually on the right side of the field.

3. Middle block: mainly responsible for blocking and defending, and can also participate in the attack. Usually in the middle of the court and close to the position of the controller.

4. Outside hitters: The offensive core of most teams is mainly responsible for scoring points through smash and attack. Usually on the left side of the field.

5. Free man: mainly responsible for receiving, defending and saving the ball, not participating in the attack. Usually wear different colors of jerseys to show the difference, and you can replace other players at any position on the field.

6. Substitute: Substitute players who are injured or tired on the field, or make adjustments according to the actual needs of the game. It can also be used as a backup to complete specific tasks.

These positions should not only have corresponding skills and technical foundation, but also gradually improve their tactical cognition and selection ability through continuous training and practical experience.