RANKING all the Positions in Volleyball
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2024
- Hi there! My name is PMEvolleyball and I'm a volleyball player and volleyball content creator. In this video, we took all of the Volleyball Positions and gave them a ranking based on some very serious criteria that I came up with. Where did your volleyball position end up? If you wanna see more Volleyball content like this, make sure to subscribe so you never miss out on another Volleyball video!
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Being a middle blocker is like being the volleyball court's janitor - you're always cleaning up messes! You read the setter like a psychic, only to get sent scrambling across the court anyway. One minute you're a human wall, the next you're playing vertical tennis against hitters with cannons for arms. But those perfect slide kills - the crowd's roar makes you feel invincible! Just don't get cocky, or the libero will make you pay. It's a rollercoaster of glory and confusion, but hey, that's the thrill of being a middle!
I disagree with the middle part 😤
Middles, like he said dont get too cocky or the libs will most definitely make you pay.
Facts
who always clean up messes is a libero, who save others persons mistakes or just help everyone
Okay, fine. Maybe being a middle is kinda tough. But those moments when you read the set perfectly and stuff a spike? Best feeling ever
Edit: Thanks for the likes highest ive ever gotten. I'll be doing as many pushups as the likes get. I'll check the likes again by 4/12/2024 and i'll post on my channel the next day
Middle is the most rewarding position when you make a play. It's a lot of hard work that doesn't get recognized but a complete stuff block or bouncing a 1st tempo ball is just so satisfying
I have so much fun playing middle, but maybe I'm just a masochist
It’s legit so fun to just play front row and block people
I hate it. They only put me there because im 6,6
@@rainytempest3137 I’m 5’10 but they put me at middle because I’m good at blocking and to me blocking I’d the best part of the fame
Same I’m like 5’11 and I just feel so happy to play middle bc like it’s fun when u just score and block
@@metrotic I'm 5'10 9th grader in highschool and coach switched me from left side to middle and i was so much better at it than left and i also love blocking
Lol Middle position SO underrated. With a good Middle you have a power hitter, decoy and a wall. If you don't have them, it gonna get a LOT harder. Also is a position that not many people wants to play. So love to the middle positions.
well, i agree if it is not on a high level game. cuz middle position has much more potential and impact on a lower level game
i personally think that middles are very important to the match because of them drawing the blocks. Its so much easier as a setter when i can establish my middle as a threat to score early so the blockers cant cheat over to the outside or right side as much, making it much easier to get them single/no blockers.
THANK YOU, I LOVE YOU GOOD SETTERS
at 6:00 I just find it so funny that while talking about how serving specialist requires more skill than opposite he shows a clip of an opposite serving
Middles are underrated. They are definitely one of the, if not the highest contributor. It's also the most fun position.
Middle blocker
Me too😮😮🤭🤭
W
Sameee
Is it worth it tho? I mean most middles suck at serve receive and setting. At least the ones I play with😢
@@The_German_Main you still have to have the position on the court, it takes skill 🤷🏼♀️
One aspect that get missed alot with middles is that they have so many offensive options to experiment with. Different approaches, Tempos, combinations.
i think that oppo should have a higher skill ranking. most of the time, the outside gets these perfect dime sets, and we’re stuck with the backsets that dont go where they should half the time. it takes quite a bit of skill to adjust to these sets.
i was a libero but i’m now an outside!! outside is this best in my opinion, you get to pass, hit, and block.
I love playing middle
Playing middle blocker is awesome, for the 3 rotations were on we jump and block constantly and then the other middle blocker subs on
The joy of playing a setter is the best feeling ever, I swear. Especially when you play with really skilled players with whom you can perform various stuff! But the best part of it is when you absolutely destroy other team's blockers and create an open sky for the hitter or when you make a perfect fake set, that just sends shivers down my spine. Bet Simonne Gianneli feels the same playing his position
i’m a libero and i love ur vids!!!
oml i used to be an OH and it was fun until i tried libero, AND OML MY LIFE HAS CHANGED I TAKE LESSONS SO I CAN MASTER LEBERO BECAUSE I LOVE IT
Where do you take lessons? Or how did you find the place?
@@ninjaboi_.shadowmaster6283 I take lessons at a vb club called unified, you can look up travel volleyball clubs and look if they have lessons or not
I'm opposite hitter now, but I have played as outside hitter, libero and middle blocker. I still would love to play as a middle if I were a lot taller person. Also I'd really love to try playing as a setter, but in my team there're too many setters for me to even try. So I play opposite and I love hitting the ball, I just want my setter to set me more even though I have made most points on my team
And no even though this might sound as a very experienced player, I'm not that good player in many aspects.. So I do what I do best which is serve max or miss and kill the ball or lose it
I'm playing as a middle blocker for the first time this year and I totally with you, I'm not having fun 'cause I'm not so good yet, but when you do a monster Block it' s so satisfying!
As a middle I agree with the fun, I would even rank it lower. Skill is decently ranked as you need to account for everything a setter needs to account for but then you need to take it a step further and move to make that choice, that takes insane reaction time and is a very difficult skillset to master. But for importance I just gotta disagree. Think what will happen if a middle is late to the block or miss judges, without a middle the spiker will almost definitely have a 1 on 1 on the wings and a no block kill at the middle. It is also very important to fake out other players to give the wings better chances to score by luring them away. The middle is one of if not the MOST IMPORTANT positions if a middle and setter have chemistry. If a setter can get it to the middle on an out of system play like we can see in the VNL and european league then there will always be a threat and it will always be important.
I rest my case.
Except the fun part (I love being a middle), I completely agree with you.
This is well said.
As someone who prefers to play left side, here is how I see it. Everyone will be different and the list is subjective. I only started playing in my mid 20's but I got good enough quickly as I mainly trained with varsity players. Late learning, but I got to see what I thought would be easiest for me to pickup quickly. It really depends on the person, and you need to identify what you like and can get good at.
As far as easiest goes
Opposite is the easiest, outside next, libero, middle(depends on height, but based on me at 6' and slow), and then setter.
Outside you just fix balls and get kills, identify the block, and be a decent receiver and you are good. Opposite is the same, minus passing, but I find hitting down the line harder. Receiving is harder to pick up than hitting line from right side though.
Libero needs to be the best receiver and setter from the back row. If an outside misses a ball, you can let it slide more than a libero. The defence is on his back, and him messing up a receive is a problem. Lots of pressure. A good set and a good hit starts with a good receive. Hate on liberos all you want, but they are the start to your good hits.
Middle because it's a lot of jumping and turning, plus you have to be quick to get a good kill. 2 blockers is the usual, 1 is the minimum if you aren't fast enough. So you need to be good at identifying the block and picking a location fairly quick.
Setter for obvious reasons. Base position is 1 and I know a lot of receivers that don't get the ball high enough for them. They have to make a decision on up to 5 hitters on the court based on how everyone on your team and the other is oriented. That's before you consider silky hands that can float the ball within a small area for the hitter to hit it.
It is possible I could be too dumb for setter, but I can hit a solid 3m line bounce(done it twice in one day recently, but the net was 7'10) and cross from the left side. As an outside, I just have to be powerful and accurate. If I get a good set, I feel like ass if I miss because I know how good it was and I feel like I let them down. Hitting a line shot 3' out to the left kills me when the set is mint.
As an opposite hitter I love the fact that if I make a mistake, I'll have time to cool down and hide from the game for a few sets and come back better
I think you summed it up pretty well but still everyone is different
As a short person who previously played offense I couldn't wait to be in the back row and now that I'm a libero I'm more confident and at ease
So I think everyone should ask themselves what is the best volleyball position for *them*
14:20 I'm dying. My son is an Outside Hitter on his team and occasionally has a little covetous glance over at the setter's position. I was thinking exactly this when you said it.
i absolutely love middle!!! everyone else on my team hates playing it
jugar de libero es muy divertido !! saludos desde argentina bro 🏐
I'm a short middle (6'2") but I've always loved middle. I love blocking, and hitting quick sets is a lot of fun. HOWEVER I will admit I complain about my setters and my knees a lot.
I'm pretty good at making up for my low height, very fast on blocks, good at hitting around blocks too, but I HARD agree that middles have low impact. There have been times where I played for bad teams, and so just felt helpless. Bad passes mean you never get set, and bad setter means you can't hit properly or consistently. And if your pins are bad, then it's a nightmare trying to solo block all 3 hitters on the opposing team
im a 5'10 middle haha
I’m a freshman 5’6 middle lol (I’m a girl so that’s probably why)
yeah man it just feels so bad when either your having an off game or day and the other team is way better (unless you hit some kind of block and it just lights you up some type of way) or your teams setter refuses to pass to you and the other team just wont ever hit and will try and tip every ball. But then when get that one moment when everything is right and the flow and course of the game is ruled by you just feels so good.
Not me being a 5’ 8” middle 😂
Calling yourself short but being 6’2” seems so unfair.
(I am 5’4” tho)
Honestly in lower leagues and teams where you might not have a libero, its pretty fun to play middle because you are not getting swapped out and have to serve and basically be a libero who can also sometimes attack while being in the back row. But i can imagine it would be something different if you only stand in the front for 3 rotations and might not get any impact.
I think it is spot on, I am playing as middle since my team lacks middle blockers and I am the tallest, but it sucks a lot when being switched by libero, especially that I feel like I can give a lot in the defence. I was, and always will be, aiming for outside hitter
i started off as opp hitter, then setter, then libero and i can honestly say that i absolutely DID NOT miss my other positions when i switched to libero ☠️ my serves are pretty weak, im very short (literally 140cm), my team was very offensive, so i was extremely exhausted both mentally and physically only halfway through the first sets even though i was pampered as a setter. once i was libero, i was definitely physically tired, but i never actually had to stress anymore, so i never switched positions after that.
oh this guy is on his content creation grind... i like it
(4:54) “Hey, maybe you’re a middle out there that just loves absolutely jumping up and down all the time with no reward.” That’s pretty much the job description 😂 I went from outside hitter to middle and boyyyyyy the amount of movement involved is whewwwww. I love it though. Probably wouldn’t change my position (but would love to be set a few times at least, damn).
man i can totally agree, i am an outsider hitter myself and i play relatively good but man in my last tournament we had to sub our setter and the dude was just BAD... we lost almost every set that day and i got like 5 balls in total in the entire tournament ... sheeesh that was a bad experience
True setter is so fun😊
I love playing opposite hitter. In lower level play opposite hitters tend to be more defensive and all-around then just a power hitter. I'm not talking about at the college or professional level obviously. So you end up needing to have all the skills like an outside, but also potentially back-up setting as well. So you need to have a average / above-average skill in all facets of the game. I love being able to do a piece of everything and back-up everything up. But that's just the leagues / level I play at.
Setter ist 10/10 in important. If your Defence is good and your hitters that is doesnt metter if your setter is bad. In my opinion it is the most important Position.
Kind regards,
Outside hitter 12:15
no one has to set it I have hit the second ball multiple times.
I have to say middle is a blast. It’s like a 1 man army to stop the other team. Either the team chance balls or does a push to get the ball over. I don’t let anyone have an easy hit as the middle. Stuffing spikes or spiking an opponent’s misplaced set are rewarding moments. Your team gains a bit of relief and a moral boost from seeing the plays. Not to mention being a decoy so your hitters can have open hits. Throw in a few good set plays so the opponents think you are setting the second hit but… you spike instead. Middle is so close to the setter that the other team has to play against your minus tempo. Back row is manageable with pipe hits, do a back row jump sets or a set rotation to solidify your “setting” prowess. Proceed to dunk on the second hit.
My high school team was absolutely carried by our outside hitter. Having a reliable option to get out of bad rotation by getting kills with pipe attacks is so huge. He also carried our serve receive along with the libero.
i love playing middle
As a Libero, I think a middle is VERY important. How hard is it to dig a spike with no block? It turns from doable to impossible. If you don't have a well formed block in the front row, it makes defense in the back row incredibly hard (i.e. middle back pulling forward to cover a gap in the block leaves the deep court open). I do agree that offense is more important than defense, but it is impossible to have a good offense without a good defense creating opportunities for attacks. Even if a middle doesn't block their matchup 100% of the time, they are decreasing the options the opposing attacker has, that attacker is now forced to hit around the block rather than anywhere they want. All in all though, I think the rankings were pretty solid.
As a lefty i’m afraid i would never be an outside haha
Oleg Plotnytskyi made it as a lefthanded outside hitter! 😄
@@brouwerstwan Michelleto also, or am I wrong?
@@polikcz6397 You're right! I would bet there's a few more who do as well.
Plotnytskiy, Michielletto and Olek Sliwka are all left-handed, and they're some of the best in the world.
I recommend looking for Sliwka, he's the smart and clever type of outside.
Middle was heavilllllly underrated
Hey pme i got a volleyball torny next week with a bunch of other schools do u have any tips im left wing
Libero
Me too🔥
I play as a middle in an amateur team and we are not lucky enough to have anyone capable of playing the libero role well.
So I'm lucky enough to be able to play in all 6 positions.
And so it's definitely really fun.
But I understand that otherwise it could be much less so.
in my opinion is a setter the importants role for the whole game. Because he is the gamemaker. When the second ball is not good sett the outside hitter oder middleblocks can not attack very well. sorry for my english.
I love volleyball can u give us a tutorial on how to perfect ur overhand serve? Please
This is kinda baised since i played libero since like 5th grade but I've ALWAYS been my team's libero, lot's of it has to do with my height since i'm literally the height of a 4th grader (i'm like 5'1) front row was always really hard for me so i preferred playing defence. Yes, it's hard, yes it's very painful (usually most libero's have like two kneepads, a bunch of bruises, bandages on their hands and fingers) but the feeling of being able to send that ball back into the court feels so, so amazing
I agree with ur rating, but I want to say, that for me (as a setter) I think, that it can be really frustrating if u give perfect sets and the attacker just messes it, or if u have a really bad defense and u always beed to run ir even dive
I mostly play outside and setter but I have played middle and it’s a lot less sets but yeah I love playing outside 😂
I’ve played as a libero, outside, opposite, setter, and DS and I think opposite is way harder than people give it credit for because they have the smallest room to hit and have the least options so we have to be able to adjust all the time and have to block the outside which is the most prominent hitter on the other side of the court i also think the defensive positions deserved a little more credit but setter is 1000% the hardest position
receiving for me is really fun but only if I can see clearly its hard to play sports without glasses especially volleyball cause predicting the direction of the ball is hard if you cant see the spiker's follow through, astigmatism heredity is not enjoyable
Personally I completely agree. Maybe buff up the opposites skill to 4 cause on a new team with an average setter, they won’t be able to set back as well meaning you would need to be able to adjust a bit more. That’s only when they do set opposite tho
I agree with the setter score... all else could be different. But hey, we all have our point of view. For example: in the 9 years I have been coaching we have been lacking on opposite hitters... then your score falls into place. This year however we have a machine!!! Tall, athletic, wicked serves and above all super effective opposite hitter! Importance to the game?!?! 10 out of 10 now! That guy hits like Bartosz Kurek. I guess you haven't played with someone like that before?! It really changes your game... opens up the court for the setter on both ends of the net. But, I guess every team needs to find their strategy!
I play as setter but i played as a opposite hitler the most of the time. I believe that mentally the setter is the most exhausting. Seeing blocks stopping attacks, having to make a good pass with mediocre receptions. Physically I don't feel very tired, especially if I have good receptors. As an opposite hitler
r, it's pretty simple. I usually don't receive it despite being very good at receiving it. And I have very few opportunities to attack and when the opponent's block delays, it's very simple. I played as a hitter for a while. It's complicated because the block is always very strong. The good thing is that I always receive passes and can always attack whenever I want. As I'm short I can't always be attacking. therefore be opposite. But as a setter I can say that it is the most difficult. The mental weight is absurd and sometimes even when you're not tired, the psychological burden seems to hold your muscles back.
As I am a setter I never want to be a outside hitter it's so much work for that position as a setter I enjoy to set for them but every position is important
I'm a 6ft middle and i love getting subbed for the libero because I hate receiving and love hitting and blocking. I do compain a lot about my knees tho and somethims i just don't get sets.
setter as well!
It’s so true as a outside hitter I wish I would be a setter
Libero hype! I love volleyball but I am just starting. If you have any tips for a solo volleyball player that is a male please help.
as someone who's played as an outside, an opposite, and a setter (when ours is injured), i think setters definitely so frustrating cause there's too many possibilities to account for, and middle is the WORST. Personally, middle is too much for me, it's like i have to think much faster than usual (even more than setter...). Opposite sucks cause you never get set honestly but when you do (since im a leftie) you get to destroy! And i don't usually play outside but playing outside is awesome cause you always get set...
on my opinnion opossite spiker is the most fun possition you only get to block and spike when ur in front row
I’m an outside hitter and a ds (yes, I know, two very different positions lol) but my teams setter is injured right now so now I’m a setter!
The only thing I disagree with is middle blocker's importance! Timing with blocks, being able to cut off area of which I outside can hit, as well as the ability to produce points!
I'm a setter/opposite hitter! I get called to play middle because of my height sometimes and it is definitely a big job
It’s a love hate relationship with being a middle
As a 6’1” middle, I’d have to disagree with the score.
As the “front line” for the defense middles deserve a much higher importance score. Add to the fact that an established middle attack on offense is what creates the 1-on-1 hitter to blocker opportunity that opens up the options for the outside hitter to absolutely HAM on the opposing team. Include the physicality needed to be a middle and it tips the scales even more. Personally, I find it fun to play middle and the fact that no one else wants to play it means I’ll always find a team to be on. So that part is fun, the physical demands on being a middle (and the knee complaints), well… you got that part right😂
In my book, it’s setters, OHs, middles, oppos, liberos, serving specialists.
Don’t agree? Height aside…put an oppo as a middle, watch the outcome of the game and how much harder the liberos have to work. Put a middle in as an oppo, watch that middle cook!
My ratings for positions (making them in the order you put them):
Serving specialist
Skill: 4, I think serving is easier to practice and get better at than the rest.
Importance: 2, too situational
Fun: 1 as well
Total: 7
Middle
Skill: 7, depends on your physical prowess. If you're a shorter but flexible middle, like me, you'll be able to do so much more than just block and hit hard. Many last resort balls have come to me, and I actually deal with them by intentionally tooling most of the time. And I have good serving, passing and defense compared to what is expected from a middle in my age and height.
Importance: this, I HAVE to disagree. 6. Any spiker knows the frustration of always having to face a double block if your middle isn't good, and all of the defense will cry if your middle doesn't at least soft block. I admit that when things get "desperate", the middle won't do much, but they're still the central (hehe) pieces of blocking and defense.
Fun: this will be heavily tied to your setter, tied to your passers and a bit tied to the overall skill of the spikers playing. It can fluctuate between a 4 and an 8, where 4 is pretty much the setter never sets you, and 8 is when the setter and you use your skills well and accordingly.
Total: 17 to 21 (average is 19, MY average is 20, I like it a lot)
Opposite
Skill: to be an opposite worth your damn, AT LEAST 4. You'll need to be an attacking monster (be it by strength or technique, and in the backrow) and hold yourself well in serving and defending.
Importance: 7, slightly agree, but with how opposites play today, I think if they're a little bit behind, the setter gets stressed much more easily.
Fun: nah. I played opposite for a good while and it's not as fun as the rest (except serving specialist). I give it a 7 at best
Total: 18
Libero
Skill: 8, agreed.
Importance: 6, we, Brazilians, just KNOW how important a libero on their game is. Serginho just has everything... and the difference between our Tokyo Olympics and Katowice World Championship was Thales Hoss being off his game in the first (I still have nightmares about that 4th place), and on his game in the latter.
Fun: 6, agreed.
Total: 20
Outside Hitter
Skill: 10, I think it's, physically and technically, the most difficult position (not the most complicated, simply the most difficult and under some of the highest pressure).
Importance: 9, agreed.
Fun: 7, I really don't think enthusiastically when I have to play outside when we have too many middles and all of them have to practice for us to see who's better, even though I have enough skill to become one with more focused practice.
Total: 26 as well, different personal reasoning
Setter
Skill: 10, agreed as well
Importance: 8. You'll KNOW if your setter is bad. The only parts in which a setter can't do much is if you need to emergency set a highball to your outside or opposite, or when your spikers are simply killing everything. Otherwise, EVERY PLAY will have your hands in it.
Fun: too variable, in my opinion, 5 to 9. Can't really explain it.
Total: 23 to 27 (my average coincides with the general average, 25)
Ranking, best to worst: Outside (26), Setter (25), Libero (20, edited in because I forgot it), Middle (19), Opposite (18), Serving Specialist (7).
ok i LOVE being a libero because i enjoy wasting my energy on saving the ball. And i get to do that a lot cuz my team does nothing but hit balls out of the court. (guys im being extra a ball only goes out once every two games so don't dis me) but i do get SUPER tired after a game. i really like that feeling i get when i save a ball that went really far like i get goosebumps it makes me so happy and then i get all the cudos afterwards 😚
I've played middleblocker, setter, and outside hitter
As someone who started playing 6-2 setter/oppo and outside I can confirm this is accurate
Outside and backup setter
Outside hitter and second setter to my team
Outside and middle hitter here!!!
I totally agree (I’m an OH/Libero)😂
middle blocker is underrated it should be top 3 imo
libero is so accurate. atm im a libero but its my dream to play outside.
Serving specialist is The most underrated position by far, i could Yap here for More than 100 rows But just imagine this: youre losing The set 15-21, you get subbed in. You absolutely fucking blow that first serve perfectly on The Back line and they barely Even touch it, you get The point. You do The same thing again But this Time to The opposite side, you get The point. You mix it up and do a floater and they receive it badly, you get The point. You do a normal hard serve it touches The net But drops in, you get The point. You do one More serve and they received it nicely, you get The ball up, you get The point. You do one More floater and you Hit The net. You lose The point But win The set 25-23 you were The mvp by far. Its mostly a matter of just how good you are at serving (ofc depends who you are playing against) Back in like grade 7 i had a temmate who sometimes got like 10 points in a row, he was a serving specialist who was one of The most impactful people on The team. So yeah, serve fun skill issue detected opinion rejected.
So true that outside hitters want to be setters and everyone else wants to be outside hitters lmao. I play outside and I always wanna set
Bro! Playing as a setter is fun bro
Middle blocker the moment when u shut down the enemy the best feeling ever
I don’t have a position yet but i really wanna be a opposite hitter even tho I’m 5’1. I’m gonna try out for jv next year
SPIKER IS THE BEST POSTION I HAVE EVER PLAYED
You mean hitter?
The only time middle is fun is when my setter is on fire so I get a lot of passes. For next season I will play something else cus this low impact position kinda blows
Bro did you just get an editor. Because those graphics were nice
you should add another category...GLORY! 😁
We same im outside on the past but now im setter
I’m a Libero and I’m glad about it and if I had to change I’d pick setter mainly bc I’m not tall enough to hit 🤣🤣😭
I am offside and will switch to setter next year
I was thinking that the serving rating is too low💀
for me I'm the middle and my setter is always mad at me for being in the way and not being able to dig the ball out of the net.
Hey, Iam a middle myself and yes you are right about the skill and the importance, but it shocked me wen you sad playing middle is ass. Iam 6´4 and I love playing middle! I just love that I have so muche freedom in my Attaks. I would rate the fun of playing middle withe at least a 7. But the knee problems are real tho...
Outside is the hardest by a lot setting is not even close. I played setter and outside.
I'm a setter too I like my position but it is quite tiring
Fun fact on my team I play middle blocker and I am the one who get set the most in games
libero getting a 5 for importance is insane to me because even though without a good offense good defence doesn't mean much it's the same thing the other way around and even if the offense is bad at least a point won't be lost due to terrible defence. Not just this but the skill it takes to be a libero is probably higher than an 8 in my opinion as the receives have to be perfectly angled for it to be a "good receive" and the pressure of being libero is similar to or even greater than that of a serving specialist making it a much position to play.
My club coach puts me at outside hitter but I would rather be right side because then I don’t get the ball as much because I’m kinda short and it hurts me knees to have to just up all the way when I’m short
Am I the only one who loves spiking from 1¿ like the spike on 3m line are insane
I play tennis, yeah, i love volleyball
I’m the tallest on my team but I like being the Libero 😅😅 even though they have the biggest risk of getting hit in the face
i am having fun being a middel, but it depends on the team
i think you should give more important to the mach to the midles the are a lot of that they do
you should try play middle next time.
then make that ranking again.
I played all positions - incl. setter and libero, no service specialist - in league. low class league of course.
opposite, I enjoyed the most.
setter is fun too, but I started to "hate" hitters, when they werent successful.
middle is frustrating - life is full of fake attacts and missed blocks. big problem: orientation! its the only postition where the ball is always in your back.
libero: in receive, you can only lose; in defense you only can win.
outside: your the star of the team. if miss an attack it ALWAYS belongs to the setter ;-)