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What is a libero and explain their duties and specialties in volleyball?
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A Libero (Not Lih-Bear-oh ; Lee-Bah-ro) is a player that is a back row player that is mainly a defense specialist. He or she wears a different colored jersey then the rest of their teammates; A Contrasting color. The Libero is usually the most advanced in defensive skills of the rest of the players on the team. And the libero is not allowed to serve but only with a certain rotation. A libero also cannot block or attack when the ball is above the net.
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In volleyball what is the position of an extra player who sits on the bench called?
it is called the libero usually used for passing specialties
What is the other term for defense specialist in volleyball?
Libero Libero
Who is the libero of Philippine Volleyball national team in Volleyball?
Melgie
Does the libero wear a different color top?
The Libero in Volleyball is like a GoalKeeper in Soccer, The Libero is the most skilled defender in Volleyball. And in the rules of volleyball the Libero must wear a contrasting outfit to the team
Is a libero in volleyball allowed to set?
Yes, the libero can set. However the libero may not block, attempt to block, or serve.
What is a libero tracking sheet?
A libero tracking sheet is used in volleyball to mark down when the libero comes in and out of the game and who he/she goes in or out for.
What position does L stand for in volleyball?
libero
What is the Name for the special substitute in volleyball?
The Libero
In volleyball is there always a libero?
There is not always a libero. It is the coaches decision to have or not to have a libero, just like it is his or her choice to field any other position on the team.
What are the girls who wear different color jerseys on the volleyball team?
She is the Libero (sp?) She plays only plays back row.
What is an LDS in volleyball?
lds stands for libero or defensive specialist
Does a libero in volleyball has to change the position after every serve won?
No
