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Preparing to Serve
In this rotation some coaches keep
the setter in the middle position as this is
a natural setting position. However, this pulls the middle
blocker out of position. What's better is to have the middle
blocker and the setter switch
positions. Notice also that in the back row, the opposite
setter sets up close to the net and after the serve the middle
blocker in the back row will slide over and cover the back.
After the transition, the front row middle blocker
and outside hitter back up and the setter
has the option to set the middle, the outside
hitter or a back row attack from opposite
setter.
Preparing to Receive
Unlike when serving, when receiving
a serve, I like to keep everyone where they are. The middle
blocker will approach at an angle and hit middle, the outside
hitter hits normally and the setter
has two options in the back row attack, the opposite
setter and the outside hitter.
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