How to Run a Rotational Defense in Volleyball

In this video, I go over one of main ways to run a Rotational Defense in Volleyball.
Each team is a little different, so there may be some variations to this such as Double or Triple Blocking.
In this demonstration, I have off-blockers at 20+10, but for some of my teams, I have had them placed at 15+10

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@Pranil Raichura are you asking about serve receive rotations? If so, I have several videos for that on my channel... Here is the most popular one... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y57Md6SJnJipnKc

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What software program(s) did you use to create this video?

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Shooting volleyball tips

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Such a silly question! But what does 20 and 10 stand for? I know that 10 is the 10 ft line but what is the 20?

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That is a great question, actually. It is definitely just language I use with my teams and I actually say it a few different way for my teams... In this case, you are correct about being on the 10ft line.... the 20ft is 20ft from the opposite side line where the hitter is hitting from... I sometimes say "10 and 10" (which means the same) except I am telling them 10ft from their own sideline Each team is a little different and each defense is a little different... sometimes I use "10 and 15" where they are 10ft from the net and right in the middle of each sideline... this one is usually used for opposing teams who tip to Zone 3 a lot... Does all that make sense?