What are the spiking attack numbers in volleyball that you call before the set?

Question

What are the spiking attack numbers in volleyball that you call before the set?

Answer 1

ok, here they are:

outside-  5

middle-   2

right side-   9

back row-   setter is red

middle is white

outside is blue

or you can call pipe a b or c

shoots r 4's and 1's

easy as pie!

Answer 2

5,2,C,

then an extra 2 means high, and 1 means low......atleast at me school.,,.........

Answer 3

front row hits (4 step approach)

if you play out side hitter you call a 4 or go

4

on a 4 you start your approach when the setter sets the ball

the setter sets a normal high ball

go

on a go you should be on your second step when the setter sets the ball

pushes the ball faster out and not as high

if you play middle there is a 2 or  1

2

you are on your 2nd step when the setter sets the ball

setter sets the ball straight up so a normal set and this means you need to shuffle to were ever the setter is

1 you are on your 3rd step when the setter sets the ball

you go the setter will set

(1 s take a while to get down your setter will need time and so will you do NOT ever get disappointed or frustrated)

if you play right side hitter there is a 5 and a shoot

5

a 5 you start your approach when the setter sets the ball

a normal back set for the setter

shoot

on a shoot you are on your second step when the setter sets the ball

like a go the setter pushes the ball out faster these take a while to master

back row hits (behind 10 ft  line 4 step approach)

--------------------------------------... ft line

    R                       W/P                       B

back row hits are red white or pipe and blue

tou an call them anything but let your setter know

red

red is a back row outside hitter hit

let the setter do the work you go when setter sets

pipe or white

you go when setter sets a back row middle hit

blue

you go when setter sets a back row rightside hit

hope this helps and let the setter do the work you just call it out

Answer 4

It really depends on the team.  Many teams use single digits.

1 quick set in the middle

2 high set in the middle

3 quick set in the seam between the middle and the outside

4 quick set outside

5 high outside

6 high back

10 back row set

That is the common numbers although like I said, teams vary it to confuse the opponents.

Some teams use a double digit system

The 9 meter long net is broken into meter long areas starting with 1 on the left side and 9 in back.  The setter is usually in the 6 area.  

The second number is for the height of the set.

The quick set in the middle is area 5 and 1 foot high or a 51.  The high middle becomes a 52.  The high outside is area 1 and 3 feet high or 13.  The quick set in the seam is area 3 and 1 foot high or the 31 set.  Back set is area 9 and 3 foot high or 93.

Some people also designate more for the back row.  Some people use A, B and C.  Different teams start with A or C for the back row set to the server.  

Another common back row is called the pipe for the back row set in the middle.  

I wish I could tell you that this is THE answer.

Answer 5

I live in Iowa and I'm on the varsity girls team.  I don't know, we have different plays where we have actions the setters/right sides like me call.  But when we do the numbers we normally do:

5: High Outside

7: Low Outside (Shoot)

2: High Middle

1: Quick Middle

9: High Back

6: High Back

4: When the outside comes nearer to the middle to hit a high set.

I don't know how it is with you guys.