Volleyball Rotations: Understand What're The Rotations In Volleyball
Volleyball rotations: A rally winning team gets one point, the right to serve and one rotation clockwise before the next server gets to serve to start a rally.
If during a game, your team wins a rally then you've won three things
- Point for your team.
- One rotation for your team.
- The right to serve for your team.
Volleyball Rotations
Understanding The Volleyball Rotation
- On each half the court there are six invisible zones with corresponding numbers which help dictate which way each of the six players need to rotate after they've earned the right to serve.
Middle front area is Zone 3.
Left back area is Zone 5.
Right back area is Zone 1
Volleyball Rotations
Rotation Rules
- After a team wins the right to serve, the volleyball rotation rules state they have to rotate clockwise so the same player does not serve twice.
Zone 5 player moves up to the left front area on the court rotating up to the front row in Zone 4...
Zone 4 player moves to their right rotating over to Zone 3 the middle front area of the court...
Zone 3 player moves over to their right rotating over to the right front area of the court to Zone 2...
Volleyball Game Rules
Stay in the Court
- Players on both sides must be inside the court at the point of service (when the ball is served)
- Players cannot touch any part of the endline while serving the ball. They can step over the endline once they've contacted the ball in their attempt to send it over the net into the opposing team's court.
- Players on a team must stay within their half court during reception of serve.
- Players can go off the court to retrieve a ball back into their court as long as they stay within the designated playing area.
Volleyball Basics:
Where Do You Go From Here?
Good times! Where do you need to go now? Here are three options:
- Learn more about Basics
- Follow the suggested reading on our Sitemap page Learning How To Play (Sitemap)
- Or visit the pages in the Volleyball Rules section in the drop down menu at the top of the page.
Learn more from these volleyball fundamentals on the pages below!
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The Underhand Volleyball Serve How Should A Beginner Serve The Basics
Here's a ten step check list for beginners who can easily learn in ten steps how to perform the underhand volleyball serve.
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What's The Block in Volleyball: Where Do Blockers Place There Hands?
Another way to learn how to block in volleyball efficiently is to keep the palms of your hands up close to your shoulders in a ready position before the rally.
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The Volleyball Bump How Do You Get To A Ball And Bump In Volleyball
A good volleyball bump tip for beginner high school players learning how to pass a ball is to avoid running and bumping at the same time in serve receive.
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The Volleyball Ball Toss How Consistent Is Your Toss Before You Serve
The volleyball ball toss is an important part of your serving technique and if it isn't consistent it can make or break your serving success.
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Volleyball Ball Handling Begins With Ball Control and Faster Footwork
Improve your passing skills with great ball control and volleyball ball handling skills along with faster footwork when moving to a served ball on your court.
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The Volleyball Toss How Consistent Is Your Ball Toss Before You Serve?
The volleyball toss for the overhand serve needs to consistently be two feet up in the air and one foot in front of front foot which puts the ball in front of your serving arm.
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Four Volleyball Blocking Tips These're Basic Rules for Better Blocking
Beginners should learn these four basic volleyball blocking tips and rules, common fouls and faults allowed in the game about what is volleyball blocking.
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Volleyball Spike: The Basics For Attacking The Ball Hard For Points
A volleyball spike is the way a hitter attacks the ball after a spike approach sending it over the net to score a point in the opposing court with force.
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Service In Volleyball Who What When Where Why and How To Serve A Ball
Learn what the service in volleyball is, who serves and when and discover where the server stays on the court when the ref blows the whistle to start the rally
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Volleyball Serve Use A Float, Jump Or Overhand Serve To Start A Rally
The overhand, underhand or jump volleyball serve is used to start a rally after the ref blows the whistle for the player in Zone 1 behind the service line.
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