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Interactive volleyball tutorial

Learn every 5–1 rotation

Learn six legal three-passer serve-receive stacks, follow one role, and step through each release into first-ball offense and defensive base.

5–1 TRAINING SHAPEOH1, OH2 and libero pass · spacing can vary by team.
Colours & appearancePlayer colours, token size, movement lines and court background
ROLE COLOURS
Strategy layout · UK (Volleyball England)UK (Volleyball England) is following the default layout for all six rotations.
SIDE OF BALL
LIBERO
OPPONENTSERVING
NET
FRONT ROWBACK ROW
SSetter
O1Outside 1
OPOpposite
O2Outside 2
M2Middle 2
LLibero
OFF COURTReady for the next substitution
M1Middle 1Quick attacker
UK (Volleyball England) rulesVolleyball England — FIVB rules of the game
Volleyball England — FIVB rules of the game

NVL and domestic English competition run on the FIVB rules unless a competition regulation overrides them.

Rotation and overlap
Six-slot clockwise order; front/back and left/right relationships must hold until service contact.
Libero may serve
No — England plays the FIVB rule.
Liberos
Up to two named; only one on court at a time.
Substitutions
6 per team per set, per FIVB. Check your competition regulations for changes.

Rotation order and overlap faults are identical under every rule set here, so the six court shapes in this trainer are legal wherever you play. Use libero keeps the libero visible through all six training rotations. The libero never serves under this rule set, so in a real set the middle must take the service turn before the libero replaces them again. Always check your own competition's regulations.

Use this beside a live session

Pick the current rotation, choose your role, then leave the court view open while the team walks through each action.

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