Attack Corridors
With so much movement after the ball is passed you must be the traffic cop and prevent your players from piling up at the "V" and "Deep V". The general pattern is the following: The quick hitter will go first, any play-set hitter will go behind the quick, then the swing hitter will go behind the play-set, and finally the backrow hitter will move behind the swing hitter. When explaining this to your players it is a good idea to play a little ZEN VOLLEYBALL and walk through your plays without a ball, then with an easy toss simulating a serve, and then with a jive server.
the front row can attack anywhere, but the the back row can only hit behind the 10-foot line
An attack in Volleyball is an overhead hit, such as a hit by an Outside or a back row attack.
To the right of the front row players.
An attack in volleyball is when a person hits the ball, sometimes called a spiker or hitter. This is when a person hits the ball from the front row or back row. It is like a serve but it is during game play. An attack usually occurs on the third touch of the ball.
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Nine meters - 3 meters from the net, parallel to it is the attack line, which splits the court into two 'courts' - front court and back court, also known as front row and back row, respectively.
a server is a back row player
front row spike or kill
The three players in the front row are the Setter and two hitters.
A player in the back row is allowed to jump and attack the ball from the back row as long as they jump behind the 10 ft. line. If the back row player jumps in front of the 10 ft. line, the team looses the point.
Back row players can only stay in their respective zones. They cannot cross in front of other players (advanced rules) and can only stay behind the 10 foot line. The libero who can only play back row, cannot attack from the back row but they can send a ball over.
A back row attack is when one of the three players in the back row jump and contact the ball of the top of the net while jumping from behind the white line, also known as the ten foot line.