What are the rotations for a 6-2 strategy play in volleyball?

Question

A 6-2 is with 6 attackers and 2 setters(Correct me if I'm wrong). I need the transitions for each player(Like base and serve receive). Please be specific and lots of details please!!

Answer 1

I think it's counter-clockwise

Answer 2

It's called 6-2, but there are only 4 hitter and 2 setters on the court at one time. This is where the setter is a back row player and the other setter is a right side hitter. Every time the balls goes over the net on your side, the setter runs up to front right position, sets, and runs back "home" back right. Depending on where your other players are, some may have to switch to make sure that the setters are always opposite each other and short people are not in front row.

One setter is in the back right (serving position) and the other setter is in the front left (setter are always opposite each other).

These are the starting positions.

SERVE RECEIVE:

Front row players go to the 10 foot line.

Setter hides behind front right player, after ball is served the setter run up to front right positions, other player moves back. (after the setter sets, they run back "home")

Back middle moves up

The back side (left and right) players ("wings") move back.

SERVING:

Back right serves

Front row players are at the net with their hands up ready to block

Back middle moves back to the end line

The Wings move up

Hope it helps.

Answer 3

well it can't be 6 hitters and 2 setters when there are only 6 people on on one point, but yes it is called a 6-2.

w/e setter is back row is the one that is actually setting( the other is hitting right side in the front row).

starting with the setter in right back it goes(not their base, but where they are on the court) the outside(left)hitter, then middle, then the right side/other setter, then the outside (back row) then the middle or libero (back row). this is usually where everyone starts.

it really depends on the team and the skill level but most normal high schools play like this- sorry but i'm not going to point out where everyone goes on every serve receive simply because it would take to long and it is pretty simple :]

good luck playing and have fun (btw this took me awhile to type so please choose the best answer wisely )

Answer 4

its very complicated

i just know where the setters go

but

the setter who is starting out setting will be in right back in serve receive and wait till the ball is served if it doesnt come to them then she goes up to set, the other setter will be set up to be a left side hitter then rotate to be a right side hitter. the setter who is setting currently in the game NEVER is in serve receive and you just roatate normally but the setter will either push somebody up or play in right back and go up to set

hope it helps a little its very confusing i know

it takes a lot to learn it