How To Run A 5-1 Volleyball Rotation (ANIMATED GUIDE)

[@ConanLiuMD]

Liberos are allowed to serve in the US, but not internationally. Just replace the libero serving instead with the middle serving to make it correct, hope that clears things up!

[@makimakimakipoo]

so as soon as the middle serves, does the libero switch in?

[@JoshSteeze]

​@@makimakimakipooonly once service is lost. So they swap in on serve recieve.

[@cleversoy1]

Do you have to go back to your base position, what happens if you dont??

[@cornelio78]

@@cleversoy1 No, you are not obligated to return to base positions once a serve begins a play. However, players normally go back to base pos because it is the area they are accustomed to hit or defend. It's more effective if the area you are defending/attacking is the one you know really well.

[@James-pt3pd]

Is the Libero suppose to set if the setter has to recive

[@alexdigirolamo5062]

It’s so crazy how this becomes muscle memory after a few games of playing. Super complex but once you do it, it makes sense for some reason. Lol

[@ConanLiuMD]

Agreed!!!

[@raphaelleleblond5413]

you give me hope haha cause for now I'm desperate

[@alecogni2017]

@@raphaelleleblond5413ahaha for real

[@ThijsWijnmaalen]

I am still figuring it out, i just had my third training this evening! A lot of information coming my way from my trainer🙈😄. But I am loving it so much 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@TheWillemDeBur]

Okay Mr Volleyball. Obviously this makes Sense because it follows the rules. And After a few Games you just Go to the Position you practiced

[@henriquegiacomin5014]

0:28 positions 1:03 players limitations 1:59 base position concept 4:05 rotation 1 service 4:55 rotation 1 serve receive 6:10 rotation 1 base positions 6:55 rotation 2 service 7:30 rotation 2 serve receive 8:26 rotation 2 base positions 8:40 rotation 3 service 9:17 rotation 3 serve receive 9:58 rotation 3 base positions 10:10 rotation 3 serve receive (alternative) 10:22 rotation 4 service 10:46 rotation 4 serve receive 11:27 rotation 4 serve receive (alternative) 12:04 rotation 4 base positions 12:18 rotation 5 service 12:41 rotation 5 serve receive 12:54 rotation 5 serve receive (alternative) 13:20 rotation 5 base positions 13:35 rotation 6 service 14:06 rotation 6 serve receive 14:26 rotation 6 serve receive (alternative) 14:41 rotation 6 base positions hope i helped ;)

[@ThuhSkeeyee]

❤️❤️❤️

[@gamerguyboi8264]

Very

[@ellie-yp2le]

THABK YOU SO MYCB

[@inconsequential9968]

nah

[@serenityplayz1787]

Ty

[@rythbane1976]

I like how accurate the animations are. The setter setted the outside hitter every time 🤣🤣

[@eIIafr]

FR!!

[@MartialManiaK]

He actually animated every possible set on several occasions. Why write a comment just to farm likes?

[@kronox7928]

@@MartialManiaKit’s a joke cmon

[@LavenderSketchez]

He made middle hit 2

[@coraz01]

this feels like homework

[@ConanLiuMD]

It'll come naturally once you start to play more and practice it! :)

[@allieemilia8777]

im crying right now trying to learn this hahahhahaha

[@unluckybrov9440]

I'm good at homework

[@gamerkai3327]

Frf

[@lowkienhorng4874]

nobody: coach: now get this in your head or you wont be in the starting lineup me: "sweat intensified"

[@cyruscweed4309]

It would suck to be a ref in volleyball u have to count every touch and remember everyone’s rotations and that none of them break the rules of rotation

[@kiyokoshimizu8219]

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[@TTV_BoiNgSnowy]

And they make it look so easy

[@kiyokoshimizu8219]

@@TTV_BoiNgSnowy exactly like I never thought about how hard it is

[@TTV_BoiNgSnowy]

@@kiyokoshimizu8219 Fr

[@matt7448]

That’s why there are 2 refs per game

[@karlimarie4946]

not me watching this over and over before my game so i don’t mess this up... as a setter i need to make sure i know this 💀 it’s been too long since my last club game.

[@tessa_lm]

BRO SAME

[@secretly_ur_dad8702]

A setter with Oikawa as their profile picture... a man of culture indeed

[@aryashalton5476]

What a shock, same here 🤣🥲

[@tingal]

Me too! I’ve probably watched this video eight times

[@diowy6781]

I'm gonna watch this soooooooooooooooooooooooo many times even though we only have like 1-2 more games left in the season

[@jebslotemaker4421]

Thanks. This explanation is the best I've come across, having it animated really helps. I hope more people get to see this when looking for tutorials

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it helped, I really appreciate you for watching and leaving such a nice comment! :)

[@everalves2148]

You've said it all. The best video I have ever seen about this. Thank you for doing that.

[@Zismoisgod]

The basic concept of the video is good, but there are a couple things I want to add: The outside hitter in the back court is usually the one hitting the pipe attack and will therefor be in the middle back. Most volleyball leagues have a rule saying the libero can't actually serve the ball, so the middle blocker that has to serve in rotation has to be in for the full duration of the serve streak.

[@cornflowerofsweden1288]

Actually, the FIVB, the international Volleyball federation, has a rule that libero can't serve or attack. So, if you are playing in an international competition, like the Olympics or World Champions, this rule applies. I don't know which countries allow the libero to serve. In Sweden, libero can't serve. I'm pretty sure it's only in NCAA the libero can serve. I think the rest of the world actually follows the international rulebook.

[@locomojoboy2]

It only applies to men’s teams. Women’s teams can have the libero serve.

[@Zismoisgod]

@@locomojoboy2 In Europe and at international events like the vnl and olympics as far as I know the libero cant serve in both the men's and women's games

[@locomojoboy2]

@@Zismoisgod oh that’s good. Makes it the same rules for both leagues.

[@headblank]

@@Zismoisgod is that for OH1 or OH2

[@omnomaurora5310]

I’ve watched your 6-2 video aswell, you’re really good at making something that looks complex seem easy.

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you! I really appreciate your kind comment :)

[@priyankashyamalie977]

@@ConanLiuMD it's so true though. Simplified it brilliantly.

[@joshdetexassss2204]

I thought the Libero couldn’t serve

[@elephantmocha4104]

@@joshdetexassss2204 they can

[@TTV_BoiNgSnowy]

@@joshdetexassss2204 same I thought that to but I guess not

[@averythomas1803]

This is the simplest video that I’ve seen while still explaining everything with detail. Great video and really helped me to understand rotations!

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it helped! Thank you so much!!

[@bigtiddiedrias9860]

When you have to learn every positions rotation “👁💧👄💧👁”

[@annalisewilson2000]

Love being a setter

[@thatbabytttv]

Annalise Wilson i wish i was a setter🥺...tbh setters are the most important on the court.

[@jordanteeple3742]

I’m a setter so I have to to... 😓

[@ayseermis4910]

This is gonna sound stupid but why do setters have to learn every position?

[@seyana1424]

@@ayseermis4910 they need to know exactly where their attacking players are going to be so they can setup the ball correctly depending on where the opposing team is blocking

[@Evelyn_-lc4ow]

Thanks for this video! I’m starting in volleyball today on a high school team- me having never played before, I needed to find out about the 5-1 rotation because that’s what the team likes to use. Very helpful video and easy to follow!

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it could help! Good luck on your team and have fun. I miss HS volleyball - try to make the most of it! :)

[@kaeri4537]

Wtfffff libero cant fucking serve lmfaooooo

[@morganlynn403]

@@kaeri4537 Yes, a libero can! They just can’t serve for both middle hitters so they serve every other time

[@evelishpiggy]

@@morganlynn403 Yes and no. International (FIVB) rules state "The libero can perform only as a backcourt player and may not play an attacking shot (when the ball is hit back across the net), serve or block." In USA however, I guess lower level of play - "allow the libero to serve in one specific rotation position".

[@simeondonov7052]

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[@pyronuggets]

This is so helpful. I watched my daughter miss alot of play time in her last tournament despite her being a talented player with a good attitude but she does have confidence issues. I told her this was my fault for not doing my part so I'm trying to learn the more technical parts so I can guide her better between her practices. This video taught me alot thanks again

[@_grzehotnik]

Just remember one thing: in international volleyball the libero cannot serve, so when having the setter in zone 4, 2 middles would be on the court.

[@averyhope141]

Yeah exactly what my coach said. SHAA doesn’t let liberos serve

[@HenrikMyrhaug]

I find that what is most important to remember is where your base position is, and the three (plus a 0th) following rules, then you can figure out where to go no matter what position you play and rotation you are in: Rule 0: Know your own rotational position, and who is on each side of you. When players rotate, they rotate clockwise, counting down from 6 in the center back until they reach position 1 in the right back, where they serve. Make sure to stay on the correct side of the people next to you, and not violate rotational order. Rule 1: Remember who and where the setter (S) is. Everyone needs to know this so they can know who to pass the ball to on reception, or who will be setting the ball to them on an attack. For some rotations, you need to know exactly where the S is to know what to do, so don't lose track of where they are. Rule 2: Being in the back row is really easy. The S or RS will avoid taking part in serve receive in order to get time to set and attack, and the L(or MB) and OH will be in the center and right back positions in whatever order does not violate their rotational order. The only exception is when the setter is in position 1 in their rotation, the L(or MB) and OH in the back will be in the center and left back positions respectively. For the S, you need to stand as close to the net as possible, so go as far forwards as you are allowed without violating rotational order. Rule 3: If you are in front and are not an OH, just check what side of the OH you are on. If you are on their left, move to the left edge of the court, and if you are on their right, go to the right edge of the court. Make sure if S is in back row and directly behind you, that you go as close to the net as possible so they can also be as close to the net as possible. If you are OH, go to the left back to receive then attack on the left side, unless S is in position 1, then you go to the right back to receive and attack on the right side. It is the other players' job to make sure to be on the correct side of you, but you can help them out if they forget. I personally play as my team's only middle blocker, which I find to be by far the hardest position to remember the rotations of when I need to play both MB1 and MB2 (only allowed at practice). OH2 has the easiest rotation to remember, followed by OH1, so these are good for beginners.

[@solimarkwok6911]

I don't usually leave comments. this video was just so helpful. recently after playing on a pretty bad school team, I went to a club and i had no clue what a rotation was. I am so thankful for this video, it kinda makes sense now. Thanks.

[@jae151]

After watching this for multiple times and playing volleyball irl makes me realize that this rotation is so easy. You just need to remember the basic rules and your position so you know where to go after the ball contact. Applying this in person really helps alot!

[@alteregocarson]

I play in an intermediate/advanced league every week and am doing terribly with rotations. This really helped me a lot, and I really appreciate your passion and clarity in explaining this! Thanks :)

[@Be_ee233]

You know, I watched another 5-1 rotation explanation, and they didn't have the "in-game experience" kind of thing that you had, which made it a lot harder to understand, because I didn't know if we had the ball if we were defending or going on offense, or why anything was happening. But you actually gave that in-game experience in a sense, making it a lot easier for me to understand the flow of the "game", in a sense, and understand exactly what I am doing and where I am going as Middle Blocker 2. I don't have an official team yet, and the clinic where I am going has just given us temporary teams for the entirety of the clinic, and the "coach" for our team is using the 5-1 rotation for us, himself playing setter. We don't have a defined libero on our team yet, nor are we playing to the fullest with switching out and stuff like that, but this was really educational for me and easy to understand! Tysm for making this vid!

[@timhu8081]

This is the best volleyball rotation video I’ve ever seen! Excellent animation and narration!

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you! Glad you liked it :)

[@tysonreis1659]

I wish we had this kind of resource for learning back in 2001. Learning this from coach was so confusing. This video would have made me a star for understanding so quickly. Awesome vid!

[@silentjunior1351]

I just started playing volleyball as an RS and this helps SO MUCH! I’m really glad I found this video, thank you!

[@tobiax9737]

does right side means opposite hitter?

[@silentjunior1351]

@@tobiax9737 yes oppo is right side in this video.

[@nickcrazygamer9130]

i am a physical education student on a greek university. Due to coronavirus we werent able to actually practise the sport so we can better understand the complex positioning process. Instead everything was shown via computer. Didnt understand many things. This video made those things much more clear. Thank you !

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@nadiasagastume1193]

Our libero sent this video to the whole team and now it makes so much more sense!

[@chasealewis]

Hi Conan!! I just joined a social volleyball league in Sydney, Australia and searched for a video on rotations to brush up since it's been years since I've played. Look who's video was the top result... Hope you've been well!

[@ConanLiuMD]

Damn dude!!!! How have you been man! Miss playing with you - the good old days!!! :) That's awesome you're in Sydney now, how are you liking it?

[@Andy-pl7qp]

I just returned to Volley after 3 years of pandemic, this is so helpful to remember as I played MB, Thank you so so much!

[@marli_d]

Im so glad that one of my team captains were able to recommend this to me! Thank you for explaining and making this video! I know my coach has explained very well to the team, and i’m glad i got more details on it, thanks to you!

[@H-When]

And they say the Offside rule is complicated ...

[@lydiavelazco]

By far the most helpful video on a 5-1 rotation I have ever seen. THANK YOU

[@gingerkid7453]

As someone who's now playing D3 college Vball as an Oppo after only a senior year of experience as a middle this is immensely helpful.

[@Boxcutter11]

I've been coaching for 30 years and "retired" but I'm back at it again so this was really helpful for me to tune up.

[@jbrian53]

Fantastic explanation and illustration. I didn't hear an explanation for why the setter and right hitter's (service) base positions switched in rotation 4-6. For the setter, it was back right in rotation 1-3 and then front right for 4-6.

[@troybloom6110]

I agree. At first I did not understand why the RS and S switched spots in bass positions, however I believe it is due to the rules which restrict back row players. Per the rules it is illegal for a back row player to block at the net and attack a ball in front of the 10 foot line. My guess is these limitations is why the RS and S switch base positions when the RS becomes a back row player. Please correct me if I am wrong

[@merel397]

you are a hero for doing this! I'm a Outside hitter but recenlty I also got asked to play a second position, settter and my match is tomorrow so this literally saved my life

[@merel397]

Update: We’ve won the match 🥳🥳

[@samermohamed7644]

Thank you very much for making a simple breakdown of this. I just started learning about volleyball formations today and it doesn't seem so daunting when you explain it.

[@ZemHamwi]

i have started playing volleyball a year now and the first time i watched this video i was not ready at all haha, well now it makes perfect sense! love this explanation and the alternatives.

[@Deleteduser12494]

Being an outside makes this so much harder for me :) BUT TYSVM even if this vid was made years ago is very clear and concise and doesn’t miss any info! Ty!

[@ThunderMotivationn]

Cant explain how much this video helped me,the coach selected me as a setter for tmrr game and i didnt have the slightest idea of the setter roatation but once ive watched this it eased the proccess for me,thank you very much.

[@chinoreyes5611]

This video really made me much more motivated to play volleyball. What wonder volleyball is.

[@ConanLiuMD]

Volleyball is the best!!

[@afh2874]

my coach could never explain this better than you just did- this video helped me sm

[@sem0g640]

Hey, just wanted to say that the libero can't serve, he needs to wait till his team lose the service so the middle blocker stops serving to switch with him (But it's a very very good video nice job ^^ )

[@sarahalzaher7474]

I think only in America the libero is allowed to serve. Not anywhere else though

[@headkickko609]

This was so ingrained into your subconscious that you never even thought about it. After not playing regular 5:1 for more than 10 years (we all have a lot going on during the day and getting 12 people on a field at the same time is a gargantuan problem). I wonder if it's still there, or if I would struggle.

[@itssara310]

This explanation is very thorough and clear and you're taking everything into account and explaining. Thank you so much for your effort I really appreciate it!

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you!

[@elanni13]

i've never played before and i made my schools Junior varsity team as a sophomore this year. Today we had our 4th practice and we just started learning the rotations and i was super confused on where i was supposed to be going... apparently we are learning it for upcoming games and for our scrimmage thats literally tomorrow!! but it makes me kind of nervous to think that everyone else already knows where to go on the court and i dont..BUT. this video makes it so much easier to understand what my coach was talking about. im glad to have found this and i watched it about three times HAHA thanks for the awesome video, super helpful!

[@juliadesmond6473]

Thanks for making this. My volleyball team has been asking for good 5-1 rotation videos and the always look to me

[@dansilva8924]

I love the animation, the best I've ever seen... The only thing that was very new to me was to seeing the libero serving. I always see libero getting replaced by middle blockers when it is time to serve 😱😱

[@casseyanzio2568]

I've been following the Chinese women's volleyball team. I've never played, but I'm interested in defensive and offensive strategy. This is a great explanation. I had no idea it was so involved, and was more than spike, serve, dig and set. Lol

[@katherynpalma229]

Yooo!!! Thank you so much! This is incredibly helpful and my girls will benefit so much!!! You’re awesome! You made it very easy to understand 🙏🏼✨ Now my girls are ready to take their game to the next level. 🎉

[@asaloros]

Best video i have ever seen for this kind of things !!! Maaaad props bro !!! Greetings from Serbia

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hello to Serbia!! :)

[@mathxercise]

This is the best explanation I have seen on 5-1 rotation, and animation helps a lot in understanding. Initially, in the video, you have shown back right as the base position for setter, while in the last half of the video, you have shown front right as setters base position. Could you clarify, please?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Once the setter is in the front row, their base position becomes front right!

[@BenjaminRaymundo18]

Thank you! On my first game I didn't have to deal with this as the B team didn't do positions and just rotated. But I played on the A team and I completely butchered the game. I never played VB before like this and so I didn't know this was a thing. Now, I am ready for next practice and hopefully I can do well.

[@bendelaughter]

I have never really understood rotation until this video and I have watched a lot of videos on it. Thank you so much!

[@Ally-hl8dq]

I love how you made this look so easy, I was having a lot of trouble understanding this, now I'll be prepared for my first game >: D (This is my first year ever playing, and I know no one asked but I'm a libero >B ) )

[@Inveist]

make sure not to servexD

[@kaichoummanivong]

You explain these rotations and positions clearer and much easier to understand than other videos. Thanks!👍

[@yes.imedead]

This is an amazing video I was told to watch it by my coach and it is so helpful

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it helped, thank you!! :)

[@BuffaloRhino31]

This is by far the best description of a how a 5-1 is run and where all the players are supposed to go. My question is why the initial positions are showing the RS hitter on the left side of the court set? Why isn't the RS hitter in front of the S and both of the OH on the left side of the court?

[@yourbannana3725]

Thank you for this, I just started playing and I was still confused on where I needed to be at times

[@mikay2479]

Aaaahhhh! I really need this for Nov.18 competition against all private schools...I'm new in coaching,wish me luck please!🙏❤️Thank you for sharing your video here.❤️❤️❤️

[@SuperGGLOL]

In the future, there will be a VR version of Volleyball that will show it more clearly

[@gulsahulutass]

I've searched a lot but this is the best video for this topic!

[@BreeBuckley]

Thank you for this! It’s my daughters first year doing club volleyball and it’s nothing like elementary school 😂 we’re SO lost. This helped A LOT.

[@Ca.b_l.e]

We’re practicing rotations currently and this is helping a lot, thanks for making this video

[@bigbuffguy9589]

I might have mentioned the possibility of the rack row attack to the OH1 (e.g. in rotation 4), which is a very common tactic used by teams that have a very good OH1, but very great video overall. Oh, and maybe mention the setter possibly attacking on two as well.

[@dananashawati535]

I’ve Ben watching this for 3 months nearly every day multiple times and finally I can say I’m starting to actually memorize everything uwu

[@flyinandjammin]

If you're as good at medicine as you are at volleyball I'm sure your patients are happy. :) Thanks for schooling this volleyball dad.

[@sentiesea4059]

¨The Libero serves¨ a masterpiece, really liked it

[@CatsandGatos]

qwq our coach is making us do it and we're so confused. Thankfully I came upon this video. Thank god qwq

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it is able to help! :)

[@finn3883]

werido

[@CatsandGatos]

@@finn3883 :'''0

[@finn3883]

@@CatsandGatos WERIDO

[@Txfruit]

@@finn3883 I dont see what's weird.

[@WassupLizzy]

Omg this helped me so much😭 I have a tournament on Sunday so I needed to know it better…

[@francisalob6945]

playing for almost a decade now and i always thought that the player should be in their perspective zones when receiving a serve or else you will be out of rotation.

[@lilfilipinogurl]

Thank you for this animated 5-1. It is very clearly explained.

[@filmsharks]

What happens if the setter recieves when defending? who should the setter look for? Should the setter look for the libero, or maybe the rh? Like who is the ideal person / position they should put it / recieve it?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Usually RS hitter at high school level play, but at pro level you often may see it be the libero!

[@bzuku9554]

u give it to the libero

[@quinnrobinson3776]

The setter will never take a serve reicev, an outside or libero will move in front in order to take it

[@woahj991]

This video made me understand the rotations better! Thanks for helping me out I was having a lot of trouble finding a video that is easy for me to understand thank again🏐☆

[@batteryman3393]

God damn this is super helpful. Now I have to spend ages learning it

[@LifePac14]

This is the only clear video I’ve seen. Good job

[@Arjuninnit]

I thought I’ll never understand rotations bless brother 🤛🏼

[@rajeshwar2109]

This is best explanation i have come across in years....finally i understood ot now

[@shiva1742]

This is going to be helpful if I can just memorize it. I have been going to SEC games for the last four years and I had no clue regarding what was going on with all the different positions, formations, and substitutions that were going on. Who knew that volleyball, which does not seem to get the attention it deserves, would be so complex? Now when I watch, I will try to see if these scenarios work out in a real game the way they are shown here. Is that what they mean when they say that the team is out of system?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Haha thank you for your comment! When a team is out of system then that’s basically just if they are standing in the wrong positions at the start of the rally. Once the ball is served then they are allowed to move freely, but before it is served they need to be standing in the correct serving order :)

[@alexxniblock8038]

“Out of system usually” means the setter has taken the first pass which disrupts the team’s offense. Generally there needs to be a plan for those situations bc it is not “systematic play” so to speak.

[@jonathonMcKewen]

Thanks!

[@tymot3722]

In case OH is in the back center, he can go to the attack and setter has 4 choices of set. He can set to RS, MB, OH1 and OH2 on pipe☺️

[@RajPatel-xp6jg]

No a back row player cannot attack. If they do the other team will receive the point.

[@tymot3722]

@@RajPatel-xp6jg they can behind third meter line

[@baileyhaag8418]

Exactly hence the 5-1 setup where you have 5 potential attacks. Don’t forsake the back row attack.

[@antoniomari2730]

I never understood the movements of volleyball, now a bit more with this video, thank you!

[@ThebeanIris]

This helped a lot I was really confused 😂

[@freecreator6426]

Best explanation so far for this complicated system

[@jessevanderkooi8794]

Great video, only one thing. The libero isn't actually supposed to serve, so when the libero moves to the front, he stays out of the game until the next serve receive

[@jessevanderkooi8794]

I just read a little more in to it, turned out you're right after all, in the USA the libero is allowed to serve, but since I'm from the netherlands i wasnt aware of this. Also, I think this way of animating the positions is really great and helpful for beginner volleybal players!

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you! I believe in the US liberos can serve but in most other countries they can't so you are correct!

[@AllBodyCareKelowna]

Thank you, very helpful. New parent to VB. It makes so much more sense now.

[@perplexed3642]

9:10 why does the libero serve, isn't that againts the rules? My coaches let the Middle blocker serve and pretty much play the libero's role until the serve is lost, then the libero comes back.

[@ConanLiuMD]

Liberos can only serve in the US, sorry I did not clarify that in the video!

[@perplexed3642]

@@ConanLiuMD Ah, okay! Thanks for letting me know.

[@bartekTV100]

i didn't understood this shit until now, you improoved my play in 15 minutes by far

[@alba3hr]

Sorry to correct but at 08:52 you‘re saying the libero is coming in for MB2 to serve - liberos cannot serve.

[@fellowhuman9003]

Thanks, I am currently learning volleyball and no matter what I couldn't understand the rule of rotation other than every time we gain a point, we move round. Now I know I am not locked in a certain part of the court

[@emilywise5836]

watched this multiple times and it really helped thx

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it helped!! Good luck with your setting (I was also a setter) :D

[@emilywise5836]

i worked on this at practice and i got it down!! thank you so much wish me luck, my game is monday!

[@srod6884]

Thanks for this video. Love the way you explained it and now i finally understand the rotation

[@jakobsarcevic]

I have a question concerning the Rotation 4 Serve Receive. Once the ball has been brought over the net again and everyone swtiches back to their base position, why does the setter stay on position two and the Rightside hitter on 1? Is it for time saving reasons, so that they can react more quickly to the enemy team and dont have to move too much, or does it have a different specific reason?

[@ellacorrigan9107]

The right side cannot spike from the back row in that position cause they would get called on for that. they can spike but from behind the 10 foot line so if they spike in their base 1 position they would get called on for that. I am not 100 percent sure that is the reason but I think it is, I hope this helps

[@jakobsarcevic]

@@ellacorrigan9107 that makes sense, thanks a lot!

[@oswald8931]

Great video! I finally understand 7-5!

[@oswald8931]

Its 6-2 buddy

[@ikertalks6450]

Wow this make it easier! Thanks very good video!

[@inb3656]

This video is a life saver thank you so much!! Its so easy to understand and not too long either!

[@Loveelicia54]

I'm kinda confused. In Rotation 4 and the ones after that, why is the setter in front instead of the right side when they go to base positions?

[@ConanLiuMD]

The setter is a front row player in rotations 4 through 6, so they stand in right front for base positions then! Sorry that wasn't explained in the video, thanks for bringing it up!

[@Loveelicia54]

@@ConanLiuMD Thank you for answering, I understand now.

[@paulmoss8613]

Also in rotation 1 you have the setter serving. But this assumes you get 1st serve. If you serve second your first starting serve-receive formation would be rotation 6.

[@nafisexazmain6320]

Learning this the day before a game. As a captain I got under pressure gave 7 points on rotation faults. 😭. I wish i saw this video earlier

[@sheru9934]

well im just going to study my rotations the 3 hrs before the game- wish me luck 😢

[@BingBongGaming]

@@sheru9934 me learning 30 mins before 0_o

[@sheru9934]

@@BingBongGaming good luck in ur game then! :)

[@BingBongGaming]

@@sheru9934 Thank you so much! I’m gonna need it 😂😭

[@sheru9934]

@@BingBongGaming of course! let me know how it goes if you would like! :)) id love to know

[@FrancescoCantone]

Great explanation, thanks! Oh just one thing: it's lìbero, with the stress on the i, Italian for 'free' (to move around).

[@jillpongo2959]

Me as a libero: Heh. Imagine moving positions a lot

[@thomasrichards7271]

Nice job! Far better than your 6-2 video! Be careful to distinguish between 'substitute' and 'replacement.' Libero's 'replace' the players they go in for whereas other players 'substitute' the players they go in for. 'Replacements are unlimited, whereas substitutions are limited (18 in high school, 15 in college, and 12 in club). Clarification: In the US libero's are allowed to serve but only in one position of the 6 on the floor; Internationally, libero's are not allowed to serve. I'm pretty sure only 6 substitutions are allowed internationally.

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you for that!