@@TheSchoolOfSports I have a question, are you allowed to spike over the net or does the spike have to come from your side, meaning if a ball is set a little over the net, am I allowed to spike with my hand over the net obviously without touching it
Yeah!!! It's little tricky! I am glad you understood it 😊 If you can understand rotation in volleyball you can understand all sports in the world! Check out the channel to learn about other sports! 😊
I just joined a volleyball team and they appoint me as a Libero. I was really confused on the role so I’m here on TH-cam University and I’m glad I found your channel! Super easy to understand. I can now confidently play my role as a Libero. Big thanks!
I've never understood rotation better than this moment ever, to the point I'm doubting that I understood it wrong because of how good and simple your explanation is, thank you
Thank you for this. I've been watching my university's team play for about 8 years now and have only recently become more interested in HOW certain things are working (it's fun to watch even if you don't know the rules). The libero position has been one of the more confusing concepts and I hadn't realized that they were restricted to the back court and THAT'S why she was always getting subbed out. My team was knocked out in the 1st round of the NCAA DII playoffs, but I'm going to be watching next weekend anyway so I can watch Cal State LA lose and now I'll be able to watch it with a different point of view.
I’m here because I had to play recreational volleyball with my youths but I always get confuse with the rules and terminology. This is so detail and exactly what I need. Can’t wait for the next time I play with them haha
Very well explanation! I had been searching about full detail of rotation, especially when the libero is in the front zone, and finally I found it here! Thankyou very much!
Could you do a version where the setter is at position 2? It's really good other than that, and was going to share to all our beginners and juniors, but at higher level we always try to set from between 2 and 3 by the setter. Happy to help on more detail if wanted, but the way you presented this is very good 😀
Thanks Lewis! 😊 I have an idea to make it work for your use case. How about you tell them that 1 thing can be improved in the positioning to be more effective? You can have this question for extra marks! That way you will be able to push beginners to get thinking and you would also be able to test them on their strategic grasp? What do you say?😊
yea that is the usual thing, in my team because our setter had also a very good service, we used to start with setter in 1 or 2 dependig if we win the ball or not (to give him the first service)
This explanation is soo clear for us begginers and very helpful to the core, thank you soo much. I have been looking for this explaination for long because no one in my team did it clear to me yet
Very informative. Just learning to play and the diagrams were so helpful. Thanks for this! Question: do you have to be the roles of your position or is it flexible? I.e. setter can only set and not attack, hitters only hit etc
it really depends. anyone can set but it’s preferred that you bump unless you’re the setter. the setter’s main job is just to set up a good line for the hitters. same thing goes for the hitters, if necessary someone else can hit, but you want to leave it to the hitters unless it’s necessary. (this is at least my understanding)
@@tessallison4580 I am late to the party but here it goes Anyone can set in the team but you always want your setter(s) to set the ball because that’s what they are trained to do, they are more likely to set the ball accurately Anyone can pass and serve but you don’t want your setter to pass because of the reason aforementioned Hitting is trickier, anyone can hit the ball but one condition must be met and that is your jumping point (the point you leave the ground) has to be in your playing zone. If you’re a back player you must jump from behind the 3m line, and when you’re a front player you must jump from anywhere in the front zone. Hope that clears it up!
Thank yiu for this video, I was a beginner and accidentally joined a pro club and i had to try to fit in…I’ve always hated rotations but you made it easier it understand
So if the setter is rotated to the back row can he still go to the front row to set a ball? also can anyone from the back row be in the front row as long as they are not spiking the ball? thanks!
Not gonna lie, I want to learn to play Volleyball 'cause I watched Haikyuu I am really short, even for a girl of my country, and as a teen I left a ton of team sports cause I thought I was a drawback because of my height, so... Hinata kinda inspired me lmao
Thank you so much! for this informative video and most especially it was simplified. A big help to those beginners who wants to know more about playing Volleyball.
Thanks sm for this it really thought me the basics. But I do have a question, I thought their was 3 sets and you have to win 2 of those sets? I could be wrong but I was curious.
Great question! It depends upon the tournament type. Typically Professional plays best of 5. Since best of 5 takes lot of time, school and colleges might choose best of 3 to keep games short.
Like tennis, if the server from the serving team serves but the receivers cannot return the ball as the ball lands on the ground of play within the boundaries - the serving team gets awarded an "ace", just like tennis, right (immediate point by the serving team)?
Wanted to add. 1:55 it would also be a fault if your serve touches the antenas or goes behind the antenas and lands inside the court ( sort of like a curve ball).
The only thing I'm confused about is when you rotate to a different spot, do you still play the same position? How does that work? I'm pretty sure you said that once the ball is served the opposing team can move wherever they want right? So would they just move to their favorable spot on the court? I'm a very new beginner so sorry if this is obvious.
If the First Ref did not notice the hand touch of the defensive player on the out of bounds play, but the line judge calls it... what will the official call be? Can the head ref overrule the line judge? Thanks...
A question I have is the first serve. For the team receiving on first serve, if they get the point do they rotate or is there an exception because it’s that teams first serve?
Thank you so much! This is very helpful! I was waiting for volleyball rules.
You're welcome! Happy to share!
@@TheSchoolOfSports I have a question, are you allowed to spike over the net or does the spike have to come from your side, meaning if a ball is set a little over the net, am I allowed to spike with my hand over the net obviously without touching it
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This is the best video of volleyball rules. Every volleyball beginner need to see this.
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Its the first time i could understand rotation rules accurately...
Yeah!!! It's little tricky! I am glad you understood it 😊 If you can understand rotation in volleyball you can understand all sports in the world!
Check out the channel to learn about other sports! 😊
same, it was so well said :)
@@TheSchoolOfSports so does the rotation ruled by the regulation or just a recommendation?
Yeah !
Then you can't go outside your rotation area?
THANKS SO MUCH! I’ve never been on a volleyball team so I really needed this! This is the best video I’ve found!
I just joined a volleyball team and they appoint me as a Libero. I was really confused on the role so I’m here on TH-cam University and I’m glad I found your channel! Super easy to understand. I can now confidently play my role as a Libero. Big thanks!
I've never understood rotation better than this moment ever, to the point I'm doubting that I understood it wrong because of how good and simple your explanation is, thank you
Thank you for this. I've been watching my university's team play for about 8 years now and have only recently become more interested in HOW certain things are working (it's fun to watch even if you don't know the rules). The libero position has been one of the more confusing concepts and I hadn't realized that they were restricted to the back court and THAT'S why she was always getting subbed out. My team was knocked out in the 1st round of the NCAA DII playoffs, but I'm going to be watching next weekend anyway so I can watch Cal State LA lose and now I'll be able to watch it with a different point of view.
I’m here because I had to play recreational volleyball with my youths but I always get confuse with the rules and terminology. This is so detail and exactly what I need. Can’t wait for the next time I play with them haha
This is SO helpful! I’m trying to learn volleyball rules and positions because I’m trying out for a team tomorrow. Wish me luck!
Did you get on the team
I wish you luck.
Did you make it
Very well explanation! I had been searching about full detail of rotation, especially when the libero is in the front zone, and finally I found it here! Thankyou very much!
Volleyball knowledge from haikyuu!!!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed!
Do check out the channel to learn about other sports.
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9:10 Rotation , please like this comment so I can learn everytime from this video
Thank you! I'm starting volleyball competition and your explanation of rotation is all I was missing!
you are amazing, im about to go in volleyball and this was the first video i actually understood, thank you :D
Could you do a version where the setter is at position 2? It's really good other than that, and was going to share to all our beginners and juniors, but at higher level we always try to set from between 2 and 3 by the setter. Happy to help on more detail if wanted, but the way you presented this is very good 😀
Thanks Lewis! 😊 I have an idea to make it work for your use case. How about you tell them that 1 thing can be improved in the positioning to be more effective? You can have this question for extra marks! That way you will be able to push beginners to get thinking and you would also be able to test them on their strategic grasp? What do you say?😊
yea that is the usual thing, in my team because our setter had also a very good service, we used to start with setter in 1 or 2 dependig if we win the ball or not (to give him the first service)
A very comprehensive and informative video on the rules of volleyball. I really appreciate you sharing this video!
Best introductory video I have ever seen. Thank you.
Thank you it really helped me. I think that you are one of the reasons I'll start to play voleyball! Thank you so much. Hope only the best for you
The best and simple explanation for beginners. Fantastic!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
This explanation is soo clear for us begginers and very helpful to the core, thank you soo much. I have been looking for this explaination for long because no one in my team did it clear to me yet
Very informative. Just learning to play and the diagrams were so helpful. Thanks for this! Question: do you have to be the roles of your position or is it flexible? I.e. setter can only set and not attack, hitters only hit etc
it really depends. anyone can set but it’s preferred that you bump unless you’re the setter. the setter’s main job is just to set up a good line for the hitters. same thing goes for the hitters, if necessary someone else can hit, but you want to leave it to the hitters unless it’s necessary. (this is at least my understanding)
@@tessallison4580 I am late to the party but here it goes
Anyone can set in the team but you always want your setter(s) to set the ball because that’s what they are trained to do, they are more likely to set the ball accurately
Anyone can pass and serve but you don’t want your setter to pass because of the reason aforementioned
Hitting is trickier, anyone can hit the ball but one condition must be met and that is your jumping point (the point you leave the ground) has to be in your playing zone. If you’re a back player you must jump from behind the 3m line, and when you’re a front player you must jump from anywhere in the front zone.
Hope that clears it up!
Nice video. The only thing missing were the rules about the net - like not touching or crossing over the net, etc.
Thanks , I needed this because I’m doing journalism on Varsity VB for my high school’s yearbook and didn’t know how volleyball worked
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Thank you. I was confused on the rotation and how the libero gets substituted, now I get it
One of the best videos about the rules of Volleyball.
Very helpful and to the point! Thank you.
Thank you so much for this great explanation 🔥❤️
Welcome! 😊 You have beautiful picture! Very calm and serene! Just by looking at it I am feeling more relaxed!
I had low expectations for this video but it was pretty great
THANK YOU SO MUCH i needed to refresh my memory. Best informational volleyball video i recommend.
Yeah!!! Thank you for giving best video award!
I really want to start volleyball I was really confused about the rules but after I saw this video it helped so much
This is very helpful, It allowed me to understand the rotations better! Thank you!
Thank yiu for this video, I was a beginner and accidentally joined a pro club and i had to try to fit in…I’ve always hated rotations but you made it easier it understand
Thank you so much, I am new to the sport and this explained things clearly.
so well explained. I watched Haikyu and wanted to know more about volleyball and this video is just so useful!!
Only the rotations i didn’t know. Thank you for this video.❤️❤️
So if the setter is rotated to the back row can he still go to the front row to set a ball? also can anyone from the back row be in the front row as long as they are not spiking the ball? thanks!
That is correct! You got it!
Lib?
Not gonna lie, I want to learn to play Volleyball 'cause I watched Haikyuu
I am really short, even for a girl of my country, and as a teen I left a ton of team sports cause I thought I was a drawback because of my height, so... Hinata kinda inspired me lmao
Liberos exist and they're typically short.
Go Nishinoya!!
Become a libero👌👍
Thanks for your efforts
I wasn't aware of Rotation till now :-)
Lesgo Man! I understand a lot and now I'm ready for a tournament in my school!
Again thanks man,
Nice explanation bro, and I loved this video. Also Excellent animation 👍😊
You're an excellent Teacher!! Thanks for the explanation!!
Thx dude even if I have to change the mesurements to metric this is really good especially since I am a beginer
Thank you so much! for this informative video and most especially it was simplified. A big help to those beginners who wants to know more about playing Volleyball.
Thanks sm for this it really thought me the basics. But I do have a question, I thought their was 3 sets and you have to win 2 of those sets? I could be wrong but I was curious.
Great question! It depends upon the tournament type. Typically Professional plays best of 5. Since best of 5 takes lot of time, school and colleges might choose best of 3 to keep games short.
Thanks this really helped since I’m just starting volleyball
Honestly, this might be basic for a purpose, but it was extremely helpful. Thanks.
Thank you for the video. I’m just confuse with regards to serving and the ball touched the net? It’s not a fault? Please advise. Thank you in advance.
Like tennis, if the server from the serving team serves but the receivers cannot return the ball as the ball lands on the ground of play within the boundaries - the serving team gets awarded an "ace", just like tennis, right (immediate point by the serving team)?
Thanks, this was super helpful and well done.
Well said
If u r looking for a volleyball rotation rules he is at the best
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Fantastic instruction. Thank u so much!
Greetings from Brazil! Very good job, man. You explain like if it were for dumbs. Just like what i needed! Loved it. Thank you.
You're welcome!
thank u, I have a good understanding for volleyball now
Fantastic.. Thanks for the good effort ❤
When the only reason why you want to start playing volleyball is because you love haikyuu!!
Btw this was an amazing video and very helpful✨
I'm glad to see another haikyuu fan XD
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Thank you so much this is a great explanation for me. I knew very little now I know a lot!
Yeahhh!!! Enjoy the sport now! 😊
thank you so much this helped me so much. i got problems with roations and your explenation is perfect ty so much
TYSM bro 💝.. Its aa great explanation.......
Welcome 😊Do you plan to play the game?
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Thanks for this for the beginners it's really helpful
Perfect explanation ❤
This was the best explanation I could find, Thank you so much, it made so much sense. :)
You're very welcome! 😊
I have a question, when they rotate and the libero swaps space w the one who would serve after the rotation, the libero has to serve?
Thanks! I'm starting intramural volleyball soon and didn't know all the rules
One of the best explanation
Thanks! Best video ever!
This video was so helpful, thank you!
Great video 👍🏻
@1:49 you don't lose a point the other team gains a point. There is a different.
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I think he meant that you'd lose that specific point but you keep your own? Like the opposing team just got 1 more
I really enjoy this tutorial it so helpful to me
Thank you Sir .
Tysm this helped A LOT
This channel deserves much higher views. Great explanation! Thank you so much and greetings from Hong Kong!
Wanted to add. 1:55 it would also be a fault if your serve touches the antenas or goes behind the antenas and lands inside the court ( sort of like a curve ball).
best explaination of the time
I’m only here because I have a quiz tomorrow
I have sport final exam 😊
And I'm here coz I have to play nd I know ntg.
Very clear explanation!
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Thank you helping me with my test😁😁😁
This is the best volleyball tutorial video I've seen!👍
Thank u so much I am about to start tryouts in like two days for middle schools
While I'm listenning I feels like loosen out of my breath,but Accurately explained😊
Thanks you much! This is very helpful
The only thing I'm confused about is when you rotate to a different spot, do you still play the same position? How does that work? I'm pretty sure you said that once the ball is served the opposing team can move wherever they want right? So would they just move to their favorable spot on the court? I'm a very new beginner so sorry if this is obvious.
It's exactly as you described. It's not obvious and it doesn't get talked about enough imo
Very incredibly explained
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this was very helpful!! thank u!
If the First Ref did not notice the hand touch of the defensive player on the out of bounds play, but the line judge calls it... what will the official call be? Can the head ref overrule the line judge?
Thanks...
Bro thank you so much bro that was a really good video!!!
Thanks.. Right after haikyuu.. U helped alot
A question I have is the first serve. For the team receiving on first serve, if they get the point do they rotate or is there an exception because it’s that teams first serve?
They rotate, there is no such exception
@@xiaoandyoimiyasimp3193 i recently learned this from my coach, thanks
This is amazing 👏😊
great content!
Thank you! 😊
Could 4 people can enter into the attack' line just ahead for attacking to side team
This was extremely helpful, thank you so much. I wanted to try out for the school vb team and this helped me.
can the setter go to the front zone to set no matter where they are on the court?
yes
Finally some one explain rotation that i could understand 😭
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I really wanna hang out with my friends I'll be able to see for almost 3 years and I want to know and enjoy watching volleyball tournament with them!