Where do you set a 51,52,53,61,62 in volleyball im switching from a power hitter to a setter?

Question

for my senior year just because i know who is geting power already and i have a higher chance at a setter because i player right side for club! so help

Answer 1

I only know how to set a 62.

This means that, in the rotation, one setter is in the position 6 and the other setter is in the position 2. That is like all of the other plays.

So, for the 62, in serve receive (you play club like me so you probably know what I mean.), the backrow setter runs up to the net when the ball is served right in between the right side hitter and the middle. However, if you are front row setter, you receive the ball as offense because you are not the active setter. Then, if your team is serving, you run back to that spot by the net, or if you are front row setter, you go to the right side hitter spot.

I hope this helped!

Sorry I didn't know the different plays, my club team only worked with the 62.

Answer 2

The last number in the sequence is the height above the net.

I.e. - a 51, should be 1 foot above the net.

The first number is the zone along the net.

Vballa19 was wrong on net zones. They are numbered

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5 4 3 2 1 6 7 8 9

I know this because I have played for 12 years on a number of teams and a number of different clubs. I have also coached for 3 years.

The setters position is between zones 1 and 6.

So, a 51 would be set to the antenna ad one foot above the net, and so on.

Answer 3

I dont know cause my team dose not use those numbers we use 123456

But good luck!

Answer 4

different teams run on different systems..try asking someone at your school who either coachs or knows the sets

Answer 5

good answer by volleyball love ... all the first numbers are postions along the net.  the second number is the height or tempo of the set.  

But, most teams that run a 51 ( a quick set in front of the setter) or a 61 ( a quick set behind the setter) for those two areas 50's and 60's it is in relation to the setter, and not a position along the net.   So if the pass is closer along the net to the left side (power hitters side) a 51 is still directly in front of the setter even though they may be much closer to the left side of the court.

Answer 6

That is quite a switch.  

If by the 61 and 62, you mean the back 1 and back 2 sets, I think I may have a suggestion for you.  As vballa 19 said, teams use very different numbering systems.  We never used a 6 series since that was where the setter was standing.  We used 51 for the front 1 and 71 for the back 1.

The 1 height sets are set the same as any other set is done in everything except the follow through.  You use very little follow through.  You almost just let the ball hit your hands and then it will bounce out of your hands to almost the correct height.

The 2 height sets use more follow through and the 3 height sets use full follow through.  (For the younger players, I used to call the the Superman follow through.  Your arms looked like you were pretending to be Superman flying.  You get the idea.)  

If the the 6 series sets you are talking about are the back sets, you can set them without changing your body mechanics.  Just follow through behind you.  You really want to stress getting the ball in the same spot every time.  Your follow through decides on where the ball will go.  You may need to use your knees on the long front sets.  For the longer back sets, you may need to arch your back and roll your hips forward to help you get the distance.  

Hope this helps.

Answer 7

I don't know, because lots of teams have different systems. The numbers are probably stand for set hight, and location allong the net.

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          1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9

Answer 8

the first number is for the zone of the net. 1 is outside, then 2, then 3, then 4, 5 is the middle of the next, then 6, 7, 8, and 9 is a right side.

the second number is how high the ball has to be. a 1 would be a quick set barley or not even above the net. a 2 is a whole ball above the net. a 3 is about a foot off the net.

so a 51 would be a quick middle.

62 would be a backset above the net and so on.