Briefly describe the role of the W type return position in volleyball

There are two types of 5-player return positions in volleyball, one is a W-shaped stance and the other is an M-shaped stance.

W-shaped station, also known as "one-three-two" type station. The purpose of the W-type station is:

The 5 players are evenly distributed, with the front 3 players receiving the ball in the front court area and the 2 players in the back row receiving the ball in the back court area, with clear responsibilities.

However, there is also a disadvantage to this position: there are more "joints" between players, which is not conducive to receiving the ball from the opponent to the corner.

M-shaped station, also known as "one-two-one-two" station. The advantage is that the players are more evenly distributed, and the division of labor is clear, the front 2 players receive the ball in the front area, the middle player is responsible for the ball in the middle area, and the back 2 players receive the ball in the back area. This kind of position is more advantageous when docking the sinking floating ball, high lob ball, high lob ball and ball sent to the sideline and corner with scattered landing points, high arc and slow speed.

The disadvantage is that it is not conducive to receiving the opponent's strong balls and flat balls sent to the two waists and back areas of the court.

Now, the serve is dominated by strong smashes and floats.

A strong jump is tantamount to a small strong attack in the back row, but it can only rely on the impact to break the opponent's pass, so the receiver needs to stand relatively closely, and at the same time, the player who passes well can help the player who passes well next to him to receive a pass if necessary.

The impact of the floating ball is not as great as the impact of the vigorous jump serve, but its landing points are many and full of changes, so this position is conducive to preventing loopholes on the court, and no matter which player the ball is sent to, you can pick it up.

The main thing is to catch a good pass, except for the second pass in the third position, the other five people are all sisters and passers, because it is quite important to receive a pass in the whole game, and it is possible to organize an attack only after a pass is received

This receiving position is for five people to receive a pass, and is suitable for amateur volleyball teams with low skills. The number three in the front row is the setter, the number two and number four can play the fixed-point attack, and the number six can sometimes play the back row attack. When I first learned volleyball, I played this position, and there were more people who received a pass, and I was more stable, so that I could play organization and attack.

Slowly, when the technology is better, the number of passes can be reduced to four or three, and the main focus is on playing tactical coordination.

Side 12: The fourth position and the second position withdraw to observe the quality of the first pass and prepare to attack, and the rest receive the serve.

Middle 12: Generally, the setter wheel belongs to the front row in the second position, and the second attacker is in the back row attacking position.

Five-person receiving serve (W formation): Generally used when the opponent's serve is more destructive, except for the second setter, the rest of the people stand in the W formation to receive the serve, and the attacker must have the ability to withdraw and attack in the upper position after receiving the ball, and the continuous combat ability of an attack can not be killed and then pad up the ball and withdraw the attack again.

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Now, the serve is dominated by strong slams and floating banquets.

A strong jump is tantamount to a small strong attack in the back row, but it can only rely on the impact to break the opponent's pass, so the receiver needs to stand relatively close, and at the same time, a good player can help the player who is not good to pass next to him if necessary.

The impact of the floating ball is not as strong as the punch of the strong jump serve, but its landing point is many and full of changes, so this position is conducive to preventing loopholes on the court, no matter which player the ball is sent to, it can be received.