FAQ

The Libero is a relatively to the volleyball positions. The libero is a defensive specialist and only plays on the back row. When the middle blocker goes to the back row, the libero will come in and play for the middle blocker.

Opposites Hitter are the last of the volleyball positions to discuss. In the rotation of players, they always play opposite the setter’s position and that is where this name comes from.

Middle Blocker is intermediate interceptor and defender of freight train in the middle of the front row. They often hit the ball to the right because the setter is putting the ball in an offensive position and blocking the ball while defending. When Middle Hitter enters the back row, they will serve, and once the other teams are out, Libero will enter the center position. Therefore, they do not pass the ball often and do not require them to be good passers.

Setter is an arranger. This volleyball posture is often the most sought after. They are performing, calling defense and attacking the team. Their job is to make sure the ball is in place so that the batter can send it away.

Outside Hitter use to have different responsibilities. When they receive the serve, they usually pass the ball to the setter. In this position, a player who is nice passing is required.​

In accordance to volleyball rules and volleyball regulations, 6 positions of volleyball game are respectively Outside Hitter, Setter, Middle Blocker or Middle Hitter, Opposite Hitter, Libero.

Volleyball substitute board refers 6 positions of 6 players on the court, not refers the player numbers from 1 to 20.

The maximum diameter of a thick rope or wire rope in a ball net is 1/3 inch (0.8 cm). The ends of the net should be attached to or hang on the top of two net posts.

Tennis court must be rectangle shape with 23.77meter（78ft）in length and 8.23meters(27ft) in width.