Varsity Volleyball Sets And Offensive Plays Players Need To Know

In order of the slowest set to the fastest set that's run as a part of varsity volleyball set collection to each from the front row zones  

In order of the slowest set to the fastest set that's run as a part of varsity volleyball set collection to each from the front row zones (Ralph Arvesen)

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Different sets have different heights and are delivered to different locations along the net.

A combination of sets that are directed to various zones along the net are called volleyball plays. 

For example a four set is a very high ball that's delivered outside to Zone 4 and the five set is a high ball that's delivered backwards over the head of the setter to Zone 2. 

Varsity Volleyball Sets And Offensive Plays Players Need To Know (Al Case)

In order of the slowest set to the fastest set that's run as a part of varsity volleyball set collection to each from the front row zones..check out below

Sets to Zone 4 (Left Front)

• Four - (slowest tempo) is a high ball that's shaped like the letter "A" to Zone 4
• Hut - this varsity volleyball set is shaped like a rainbow and is a medium tempo ball that's delivered to Zone 4 also known as the left front position on the court
• "Go" - a "go" set also known as a "shoot" set (fastest tempo) is 2-3 feet and is the fastest paced ball delivered above to Zone 4 

Sets to Zone 3 (Middle Front) One - is a quick set and is about one foot high in Zone 3, delivered in front of the setter (Ralph Arvesen)

Sets to Zone 3 (Middle Front)

• One - is a quick set and is about one foot high in Zone 3, delivered in front of the setter
• Two - a medium tempo set on top of the setter's head, two feet up in the air in Zone 3
• 31 - a fast half shoot 1-2 feet above the net delivered to fall between Zone 3 and Zone 4
• Back One - a quick set, one foot high in Zone 3, delivered behind the setter's head
• X - a two ball pushed by the setter so its delivered 3 feet away from wherever she is

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These are back sets that a setter delivers over their head and behind them to the right front position on the court. Five - high ball to Zone 2

Sets to Zone 2  (Right Front)

These are back sets that a setter delivers over their head and behind them to the right front position on the court. 

• Five - high ball to Zone 2
• Red - a rainbow medium temp ball 2 - 4 feet high delivered near the Zone 2 antenna
• Slide - a fast back shoot set, 2-3 feet high delivered 2-3 feet behind the setter above the net to Zone 2

Depending on the position you play there will be a number of sets to understand which you will do as you learn more about how to play volleyball. 

What you just read was just  a warmup!

Just like in volleyball practice, you do a little stretching to warm up your muscles before getting into the real meaty part of practice.

Here you go through a light review of everything before you really begin to dig deep and take each rule, each position, each skill and really explore it, learn to do tons of reps and go over each drill repeatedly until you get it right. 

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