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1. volleyballhero.com › volleyball-formationsVolleyball Formations: The Key To Winning Games

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   Standard Volleyball Formations. Most teams use one of three formations in volleyball: “4-2”, “6-2” and “5-1”. The numbers in the formations correspond with the number of hitters and setters on the court. 4-2 Formation. The 4-2 formation allows for a good defense.

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3. setupforvolleyball.com › volleyball-formationsVolleyball Formations & Rotations For Each [Downloadable ...

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   The 3 Volleyball formations are the 4-2, the 5-1 and lastly the 6-2. These numbers actually relate to the number of hitters and the number of setters on court at any one time. For example the 4-2 means there are 4 hitters and 2 setters.

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4. themastermindsite.com › 2020/12/10 › how-to-playHow To Play Against the 3-4-1 (9v9) - TheMastermindSite

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   Dec 10, 2020 · Utilize a defensive midfielder and attacking midfielder who can exploit the gaps in between the lines, play through the thirds and carry the ball forward in central areas. Overload the midfield, such as in a 3-2-1-2, 2-1-4-1 or 2-4-2 Diamond formation.

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6. www.volleyballadvice.com › volleyball-positionsVolleyball Positions, Roles + Formations (EASY TO UNDERSTAND)

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   Traditional naming of formations in volleyball follows a two-number system, with the numbers divided by a dash. The top three formations are 5-1, 6-2, and 4-2. In this system of numbering, the larger numbers refer to the number of hitters, while the smaller number refers to the number of setters.

7. setupforvolleyball.com › 4-2-volleyball-rotations4-2 Volleyball Formation & Rotations [With Diagrams]

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   I am going to cover what the 4-2 formation is, what the advantages and disadvantages of this formation are and most importantly exactly how you rotate round the court for both serve receive and serving.

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8. www.slideshare.net › slideshow › playing-the-4-231Playing the 4 2-3-1 (Updated 9-29-15) | PPT | Free Download

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   Sep 29, 2015 · 4-2-3-1 Defending Shape • In the defensive half of the field, the formation transitions to a 4-4-1-1. The outside halfbacks drop to form a block of four with the two defensive midfielders • A strength of the 4-2-3-1 formation is that it is defensively solid.

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   How many formations are there in volleyball?

   • In fact there are actually only really 3 formations that you need to know in Volleyball. The 3 Volleyball formations are the 4-2, the 5-1 and lastly the 6-2. These numbers actually relate to the number of hitters and the number of setters on court at any one time. For example the 4-2 means there are 4 hitters and 2 setters.

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   How do you number a volleyball formation?

   • Traditional naming of formations in volleyball follows a two-number system, with the numbers divided by a dash. The top three formations are 5-1, 6-2, and 4-2. In this system of numbering, the larger numbers refer to the number of hitters, while the smaller number refers to the number of setters.

   Volleyball Positions, Roles + Formations (EASY TO UNDERSTAND)

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   What is a 4-2 formation in volleyball?

   • Most teams use one of three formations in volleyball: “4-2”, “6-2” and “5-1”. The numbers in the formations correspond with the number of hitters and setters on the court. The 4-2 formation allows for a good defense. Newly formed teams or beginners use this formation to prevent the other team from scoring.

   Volleyball Formations: The Key To Winning Games

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   What are volleyball formations & strategies?

   • This is important as we consider formations and strategies! Traditional naming of formations in volleyball follows a two-number system, with the numbers divided by a dash. The top three formations are 5-1, 6-2, and 4-2.

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   What is a 5-1 rotation in volleyball?

   • Rotation 3 The 5-1 Volleyball Formation is the most commonly used formation in most high level volleyball. It relies on a dedicated setter with the 5 other players acting as hitters. Unlike the 4-2 rotation there isn’t 2 setters which means this is the first rotation in which we see the introduction of a new position called ‘The Opposite’

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   What is a 6-2 volleyball formation?

   • Rotation 3 Onto rotation 4 Rotation 4 Rotation 5 is the first rotation where the setter returns to the front row Rotation 5 After rotation 5 is completed we go into the final rotation Rotation 6 The 6-2 Volleyball formation can be a very effective tactic however it is also probably the most risky and confusing.

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10. howtocoachvolleyball.com › blog › diagrams-serveDiagrams of Serve-Receive Rotations (4-2, 6-2, 5-1, & 5-2 ...

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    Serve Receive Formations for a 4-2. Two setters, opposite from each other, who are both setting from the front row. Serve receive formations are relatively simple, as the setter can stay along the net and move to the passing location with ease. It is the same pattern of formations for each setter.