Yes, the libero can serve in volleyball. However, they can only serve for one position. Once the libero serves in a particular position in a game that is the only position where the libero is allowed to serve. However, the libero is not required to serve in that position for all subsequent rotations.
I play libero so, of course i think it's a good position, but there's good things and bad about it.
pros: 1. if you're a good passer, and enjoy it, you get to pass all the time.
2. depending on your coach, you will most likely get a lot of playing time.
3. if you're looking to get into college, libero is one of the first positions coaches look for because it's hard to find a good libero
4. you get to go on and off the court with out having to wait for the reffs to be ready... you just go!
5. if you like attention, you wear a different colored uniform so you're one of the first to be noticed!
cons: 1. liberos don't get that much credit considering how hard they work
2. they can't ever play front row
3. some leagues don't let them serve
4. depending on the coach, you could have high expectations to pass the ball right on target.
overall though, if you like to pass, and are good at it, libero is a really good and super fun position!!
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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.
Yea, everyone is important on a volleyball team, but I personally think that the libero is the most important. Mostly because the libero can pretty much do anything. and can go in for any position
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A Libero.
left, right, middle, setter, libero, defensive specialist, serving specialist,
Melgie
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
it is called the libero usually used for passing specialties
Yes, the libero can set. However the libero may not block, attempt to block, or serve.
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.