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Different Volleyball Defenses
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Rotation Volleyball Rotation Defense is the backbone of any successful team, a dynamic strategy that involves players rotating in coordination to cover various areas of the court. This crucial defensive system ensures that the team maintains an effective defense against the opponent’s tips and attacks, regardless of the players’ positions on the court. Base:  Defense Vs OH:  Defense Vs RH (same as Perimeter in this example):  Defense Vs MH:  The standard Rotation defense that we are going to teach is similar to Perimeter except against the Outside hitter. When the OH is hitting, the middle back will move all the way to the sideline and the right back will pull up for tips, left back will move to the seem or read around the block and the offblocker will pull straight back to take outside the block. Every other attack from the opposing team will be the same as Perimeter Defense in this example. (You could rotate against the RH, but that ussually means that you don't have your libero digging if they are in left back.) For more information on each volleyball defense, Click here for our ebook about "Volleyball Defenses" Here are the advantages and disadvantages of a Rotation Volleyball Defense: **Advantages of Rotation Volleyball Defense:** 1. **Effective Blocking:** Rotation defense excels in blocking at the net as blocking CROSS is highly efficient and easier to close. 2. **Tip coverage:** Able to pick up tips more efficiently against OH as it pulls someone (right back up for tips right away). 3. **Effective Coverage:** It provides good coverage against typical hit balls as it puts the best defenders in those coverage spots (line, cross, and cut). 4. **Hide Bad defenders:** If you have a setter that is poor at defense, then you can pull her up for tips instead. **Disadvantages of Rotation Volleyball Defense:** 1. **Spreads the defense:** Rotation defense can be susceptible to hard hits over the block as the backrow is spread out and their are bigger holes. 2. **Out of system:** The defense tends to put your team out of system on tips from OH attack as the setter will take the first contact. 3. **Energy Demanding:** As players have to mover over long distances more often to get into position as middle back is always moving to the line. Susceptible to quick sets. In summary, the Rotation Defense is advantageous for its strong blocking and tip coverage but has vulnerability to quick attacks and hits over the block. Teams should carefully consider their strengths and the strategies of their opponents when deciding whether to use a rotation defense. For more information and diagrams for each volleyball defense, Click here for our ebook about "Volleyball Defenses" |
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