Its about vball... no stupid answers plz?

Question

waht posistion can i play if im tallish but dont wanna b backrow?

rite now i play outside but im worried about if im gonna grow anymore

Answer 1

Most of the tall people go to the front row.

I forgot all of the names of the positions though,I dont play anymore..

Answer 2

You have a great position. But if you want a different position you should play front center. But thats were a lot of action is.

Answer 3

How old are you? That determines how tall you are or how tall you could be. Middle might be a good pick for you if you don't want to play backrow. If your tall, blocking will be easier.

Answer 4

usually the tall people play front row. front middle is the most popular place for the tallest people on the team.

Answer 5

Are you trying to say that you are tall?

What you play right now (outside hitter) is for "tallish" people that tend to pass and hit the best.

Middles are the most athletic players, because they must go back and forth blocking all three opposing hitters.

Opposite (or Right side hitters) block the opposing teams best hitter and rarely get sets, but when they do, they are expected to hit them well.

Setters do not play back row unless defending a hard driven ball. Setters are good when they are tall because they can hit or dump on two without it being predictable and they also can speed up the offense. It's a myth that short people play back row or setter.

I hope I helped you with "waht" you needed and gave you the "rite" answer. I also hope my answer wasn't stupid.

Answer 6

i forgot wat its called but the position qwere u spike liek front left or front right to eb a spiker

Answer 7

be an opposite

Answer 8

outside is a good spot middle is good to if your willing to work hard and you can jump above the net

Answer 9

You would definitely be at the net (in the front row). So probably middle hitter/blocker if you don't like outside.

Answer 10

You're playing the position best for you.  Middle hitters are usually tall and have a short snap, but are extremely fast and agile as they have to work the net and block the opponents hitters and sometimes watch for dumps by the setter.

Being tall is an advantage to playing front, because if you have power and are smart when you hit, you should be playing some decent volleyball.  Talk to your coach, he or she may have other options for you in the front as far as setting or middle hitting goes.