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Pick your system
Choose the 5-1, the 6-2, or the 4-2 and see where all six players start, rotation by rotation.
Built for club volleyball
Learn your rotations on the court
VolleyVision shows you the 5-1, the 6-2, and the 4-2 in motion: where to stand and why. For teams and for solo players.
$100 a season for a whole team · $15 a year on your own
5-1 · Rotation 1 · Offense
This is the real trainer. Pick a rotation, press play.
How it works
Rotations are easier when you can see them
Pick a system, step through the point, watch the court move.
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Walk each phase
Serve, receive, base, defense, offense. One at a time, in order.
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Press play
Players slide to their next spot. Slow it down, replay it, loop it until it sticks.
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Serve & receive
Where you line up
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Base
Where you reset to
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Defense
Where you dig from
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Offense
Where you attack from
Systems
The 5-1, the 6-2, and the 4-2, rotation by rotation
All six rotations of each. The court flags illegal overlaps the same way a ref would
Serve
OPP
MB
OH
OH
L
S
5-1
One setter, all six rotationsOne setter runs the offense the whole way around. Learn where they release from, and who covers when they're back row.
Open the 5-1 trainerServe
S
MB
OH
OH
L
S
6-2
Two setters, from the back rowWhoever is in the back row sets, so you always have three attackers up front. Learn how the two setters trade off.
Open the 6-2 trainerServe
S2
MB
OH
OH
L
S1
4-2
Two setters, from the front rowWhoever is in the front row sets. The simplest system to learn — where most programs start.
Open the 4-2 trainerWho it's for
Whether you run the team or you're on it
Coaches get the roster and the assignments. Players get the reps.
One code for the whole roster
Share one join code. Every player who signs up waits for your approval before they see a thing.
Assignments that grade themselves
Set quizzes for any group of players. Scores come back on their own, and you can see who hasn't started.
Progress at a glance
Quiz scores and practice work for every player, position by position, on one screen.
CoachBot on call
Players ask volleyball questions. CoachBot answers them the way your system plays it.
Pricing
One payment a season
Pay once for the season
Team
$100per season
- Your whole roster: up to 30 players
- Players join free with your code
- Assignments, quizzes, and per-player progress
- Lineups, formations, and CoachBot
Individual
$15per year
- The full rotation trainer — 5-1, 6-2, and 4-2
- All 33 IQ questions, six practice sets
- Your own setup: names, colors, system
- Progress saved to your account
One-time payment. Nothing auto-renews.
Common questions
Rotations, explained straight
What is a volleyball rotation?
Every time your team wins the serve back, all six players rotate one position clockwise. Each of the six rotations has its own legal starting spots, and where you stand at the moment of serve is governed by the overlap rules. VolleyVision animates all six rotations so you can see your spot instead of memorizing a diagram.
What's the difference between the 5-1, 6-2, and 4-2?
It comes down to who sets. In a 5-1, one setter runs the offense from every rotation. In a 6-2, two setters take turns — whoever is in the back row sets, so there are always three front-row attackers. In a 4-2, two setters take turns the opposite way — whoever is in the front row sets, which makes it the simplest system to learn.
What are the overlap rules?
At the moment the server contacts the ball, each back-row player must be behind their front-row counterpart, and within a row the left player must be left of the middle, and the middle left of the right. The instant the ball is served, everyone can move anywhere. VolleyVision flags illegal overlaps the same way a referee would, using USAV/NFHS rules.
Can I learn rotations without a team or a coach?
Yes. An individual account is $15 a year and gets you the same trainer coaches use with their teams: every rotation of the 5-1, 6-2, and 4-2, phase-by-phase walkthroughs, practice questions, and CoachBot for rules questions.
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