What is the definition of outside hitter in volleyball?

Answer 1

A volleyball hitter is usually positioned in the front row of the rotation. Also, possibly known as the blocker when playing defense the hitter's job is to jump in front of the opposing team's spike or tip to try and stop it from coming over onto their side of the court. When playing offense the hitter's job is to spike the ball to the other side of the court after it has been set up by the setter.

Answer 2

An outside hitter hits on the far left side of the net. Usually this is your "outlet" hitter meaning if there is a bad pass and the setter can't really make a good set, they set the ball to the outside. The outside hitter will sometimes play back row as well.

Answer 3

Outside is the outside hitter. When a player yells "outside" they want the setter to set the ball outside which is actuall the left front row player. A team may also say outside if the opposing team is spiking the ball and it is their outside player that is spiking it.

Answer 4

Outside hitters or Left side hitters attack from near the left antenna. The outside hitter is usually the most consistent hitter on the team and gets the most sets. Inaccurate first passes usually result in a set to the outside hitter rather than middle or opposite. Since most sets to the outside are high, the outside hitter may take a longer approach, always starting from outside the court sideline. In non-beginners play, there are again two outside hitters on every team in every match.

Answer 5

The player in the front left position. Usually the strongest hitter

Answer 6

Side out means get it together..