What is a rotation in volleyball?

Answer 1

In volleyball, you serve from the right back position(spot 1). Then you rotate clockwise to middle back(spot 6), then left back(spot 5), then left front(spot 4), the middle front(spot 3), then right front(the setter's position and spot 2), then finally back to the serving position in spot 1.

Answer 2

The person in position 1 (back right corner) is always the server. After one team wins a point, that team gets to serve. Each time they win a point, they rotate clockwise so the next person can serve.

Answer 3

In traditional indoor volleyball, there are six players on the court at a time for each team. Each of these players starts in a specific location which is aptly named by its placement on the court. The front row players are the left front, middle front and right front. The back row players are the left back, middle back and right back.

These locations are not to be confused with the position you play -- setter, middle blocker, outside hitter, opposite or libero. The locations are your starting positions, meaning that is where you start before the ball is served. Each player, with the exception of the libero will rotate to each position on the court, both front row and back row.

Front row players play at the net and are responsible for blocking and hitting, while back row players play deep in the court and are responsible for digging and defense. Back row players (with the exception of the libero) can attack the ball as long as they take off for their jump behind the ten foot line.

Answer 4

it happens when the service changes from one team to the other...

Answer 5

when you look at the net the players rotate clockwise

Answer 6

Chart: serving BACK ROW

1 2 3

6 5 4

rotation

6 1 2

5 4 3

Answer 7

Same as any age or level, clockwise.