Learning the 6-2 (with Subs) Offensive in Volleyball

See how a 6-2 volleyball offense with subs works with examples from the Nebraska Cornhuskers! For an in-depth breakdown of every type of volleyball offensive system, visit www.blog.goldmedalsquared.com...

[@ItsStormingtnt]

If you look at the time stamp 3:50-3:53. Number 3 is bouncing the volleyball to the beet of the music.

[@maxhosti]

shi
cool

[@rat5919]

Why is the opposite hitting left in the very beginning? I thought outside hitters where left side spikers?

[@bulent2435]

It's because OP is the opposite of setter. Since the setter's position was 1, opposite started on 4. But after the serve, she goes to 2, and outside hitter goes to 4.

[@brentbolen4346]

But lib can't serve for both MBs right

[@isabellaweltmer5320]

I think the lib can only Sub for one MB but i would fact check that lol

[@CosmoThePro]

the libero can only sub in and serve for one of the middle blockers the other one needs to serve

[@FirstLast-il6ok]

Libero can exchange with both middles but can only serve for one of them and it can’t change in the same set.

[@temsters8806]

Nice