Tod what about your 6-3 system you talked about in your book? Is there any game footage of your youth club teams running a 6-3 that could be shared? I coach 8th grade girls and I am strongly considering it for the upcoming season based off your recommendation in the book. I have always done a 5-1 rotation by position system with a traditional block even though they can't block.
@@queenshanda8152 a 6-3 is a type of rotation. Usually the number on the left is the number of attackers and the number on the right is number of setters
@@queenshanda8152 6-3 is 6 hitters 3 setters, have setters and hitters alternate in your starting 6 and if there’s a setter in 2 they become the setter for that rotation, if not then the setter is in 3 and they become the setter. Really approachable because you only have to teach 2 serve recieve patterns
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Tod what about your 6-3 system you talked about in your book? Is there any game footage of your youth club teams running a 6-3 that could be shared? I coach 8th grade girls and I am strongly considering it for the upcoming season based off your recommendation in the book. I have always done a 5-1 rotation by position system with a traditional block even though they can't block.
Hi! What's a 6-3?
@@queenshanda8152 a 6-3 is a type of rotation. Usually the number on the left is the number of attackers and the number on the right is number of setters
@@queenshanda8152 6-3 is 6 hitters 3 setters, have setters and hitters alternate in your starting 6 and if there’s a setter in 2 they become the setter for that rotation, if not then the setter is in 3 and they become the setter. Really approachable because you only have to teach 2 serve recieve patterns
@@nickcin1444 Thank you
@@jayden.02 Thank you
bic attacker?
What is that?
i dont think its a position i think its a rotation but im not sure
It’s a faster version of a pipe attack. It’s a back row quick. Or bic.