6-2 serve-receive rotations - matthew...

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6-2 SERVE-RECEIVE ROTATIONS

6-2 rotations refers to utilizing 2 setters in rotation. The setters play back row rotations for the opposite hitters and the opposite hitters play front row for the setters. The number 6 refers to having 6 hitters in rotation with 3 always in the front row being an OH, MB, & Opp.

QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF IN ROTATIONS

1) Who is Serving? Serving order: RIGHT-LEFT-MIDDLE. Knowing the serving order will allow you to figure out what rotation your team is in.

2) Where is your opposite? Identifying your opposite helps to know your position in rotation and whether you are front row or back row.

3) Who are you following and/or who is following you? This reinforces questions 1 & 2 to know serving order and positioning.

ARROWS INDICATE MOVEMENT AFTER A SERVE OR RECEVING A SERVE.

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____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTE: Rotations 4-6 are the same as Rotations 1-3 with the player becoming their opposite in the following rotations.

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FOR REFERENCE