There are:
Two outside hitters (or, "lefts")
Two middle blockers, but only one is on the court at a time
One libero (who usually plays back row for the middles)
One or two setters (if there is one setter: a right front plays when the setter is back row and a right back (usually a defensive specialist) plays when the setter is front row)
You'll these have people in the front: setter, center, and power on leftside. Depending on the rotation you can have a weak side hitter on the right
The back row depends on how you set up your team strategy and what the other team is doing. There are a lot of ways to put everyone so it can change what they're name is. Generally they're called back right, back middle, back left or whatever.
Some people call them ds or defensive specialists, but that's a job not a position.
And there's the libero, but they play only play back row and don't have to sign in to rotate. They wear a cool jersey.
there are six positions on the court. usually teams have 8-12 players, but only six can play at one time.
When rotating in volleyball, you rotate clockwise into each of the six positions.
There are only 6 positions in volleyball : Right-Front Left-Front Middle-Back Left-Back Right-Back Setter
Setter and spiker/blocker
Hitter Passer Setter
Seven feet
There is only three. Setter, Middle and Power
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Well, it's kind of hard to explain, but the positions are not hard to learn, it depends on how many players are in the team.
Ds, oh, rs, lb, rb, lb ,st
back row
Volleyball does not have bases . We do have positions though . Players may not switch positions without a substitution before the ball is served . After the ball leaves the server's hands the players are aloud to move wherever they wish on the court . But until the ball is hit they must stay in their positions without overlapping .