Volleyball serve rotation rules

The rules of volleyball serve are as follows:

1. Serve order: The team that has the right to serve serves first in the first and fifth innings, and the team that didn't serve first in the previous inning serves first in other innings.

2. Whistle serve: When the first referee checks that the server has the ball in his hand and both players are ready for the game, whistle serve is allowed.

3. Service time: The server must serve within 8 seconds after the first referee blows the whistle to allow the service.

4. Take turns serving: Six players from each side take turns serving clockwise.

First of all, a free man.

Freemen are full-time defensive players, mainly responsible for passing and defending. Usually, the free man is the fastest response and the best passing skill of the whole team. Because free men don't need to attack in front of the net, there is no special requirement for the height of free men. In the game, free men wear jerseys of different colors from other players.

Second, the second biography

The setter's duty is to organize the attack of the whole team. They are responsible for sending the ball to the position where the attacker is most suitable for spiking. Quick movement and accurate passing are the basic qualities of a setter. A good setter can use the characteristics of each offensive player to organize fast and changeable tactics, so the setter must have a good understanding of the characteristics and habits of offensive players in various positions of the team.

Third, the main attack, meet

The main attacker is a player who attacks near the post. Right-handed attackers are best suited to attack at position 4 (attacker), while left-handed attackers are best suited to attack at position 2 (catcher). Because most of the balls passed from the setter to the main attack position are high balls, the main attacker often uses a long run-up and has enough time to run-up and take off.

Fourth, the second attack

The assistant attacker is a player who often plays fast break near the setter. Auxiliary attackers are full-time blocking, because they need to quickly move from the middle to both sides to organize double blocking to stop the fast attack from the other auxiliary attackers. Usually, the assistant attacker is the tallest player in the team and needs good defensive skills.