Mental Enlightenment Scientific-Methodological Journal
Efficiency of rotational movements in volleyball
By K. Murodova.
Abstract
This article presents information on the effectiveness of rotational actions in volleyball, the positioning of players across court zones, and the impact of rotational movements on technical and tactical performance. The study examines players’ positioning in different zones, the sequence of rotational movements during the change of service possession, the interaction between front-row and back-row players, and the effective performance of each player’s functional responsibilities. The criteria for evaluating rotational effectiveness include positioning errors occurring during the rotation process, the accuracy of movement between zones, the continuity of offensive and defensive actions, and the players’ ability to adapt quickly to game situations.
Keywords
- Sports Performance and Training
- volleyball
- rotational movement
- player positioning
- technical performance
- tactical performance
- positioning error
- game adaptation
- Open access
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