Volleyball Attacker Position. That is a regular feature of men s volleyball and is becoming more a part of women s volleyball as well. As you already know volleyball has five basic positions.
As you already know volleyball has five basic positions. So now that you understand both the volleyball position numbers and the roles on the volleyball court let s add a new concept that integrates the two. Volleyball positions on the court can also be called zones.
The term pin hitter in volleyball does not put an attacker in a box.
Outside hitter also called wing spiker left side right side hitter wing spiker right side opposite hitter attacker setter. Rather it is mainly a reference to a player s position on the court. The players jump to reach the height of the ball just a bit above the net and hits the ball in such a manner so that they can ground the ball in the opponent team s court. If a left side player is supposed to hit from the left the middle from the middle and the right side hitter from the right side then how do they do that if they re only in that rotational position once during the rotation.
