UNDERSTANDING THE VOLLEYBALL 4×2 BACK-ROW SETTER SYSTEM
The Volleyball 4×2 Back-Row Setter System is a more advanced tactical system than the simple 4×2, besides having players who specialize in certain functions on the court, it also has more complex combinations, infiltrations.
FEATURES OF THE VOLLEYBALL 4×2 SYSTEM WITH BACK-ROW SETTER
- There are specialized players (roles);
- There are 4 spikers and 2 setters;
- The front-row setter becomes a spiker;
- The back-row setter will not participate in the reception and be in charge of setting;
- The team will always have 3 spikers in the front-row (outside hitter, middle blocker and opposite)
POSITIONING ON VOLLEYBALL 4×2 SYSTEM WITH BACK-ROW SETTER
In a 4×2 system, 2 or 3 players will be in charge of the reception of the opponent’s service.
If receiving with only 2 players, this function will be made by both players (not the setter) standing in the back-row.
If the team will receive 3 players, one of the outside hitters from front zone will compose the reception along with the two back-row players (not the setter).
Note that the back-row setter will not attend to compose the reception, only infiltrate to set (second contact).
TEAM MOVEMENT IN A 4×2 SYSTEM WITH BACK-ROW SETTER
In the 4×2 system with back-row setter, there are some movements to adopt the position of the player on the court to the function in which he is specialized, including the infiltration of the setter from back-row.
The main movement of this system is the infiltration of the setter.
Remember that in this system the front-row setter becomes a spiker.
SETTER/SPIKER
For the success of the 4×2 system with back-row setter is important that the setters are also good spikers, the only way to make this system efficient.
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