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The left front position is the outside hitter. The middle front position is the middle hitter. The right front position is the setter.
There is a middle blocker, who is on the middle in the front row, an outside hitter, generally on the left of the middle blocker, a right-side hitter, on the right of the middle blocker, a setter, who has various positions, another outside hitter, and a defensive specialist, or libero.
OS stands for Outside Hitter which is also known as the Left Side Hitter. This is usually your most consistent hitter and usually the hitter is right handed.
A setter, middle hitter, outside hitter, left back, right back, and middle back.
The power or outside hitter is also called as the left side hitter. They are the main passer and also the go0to hitter.
Well, each position on the court has a number 1 through 6, since there are six players on the court at a time. They look like this: -------- <-net 4 3 2 5 6 1 There are also different names for players' positions. Some of these are setter, middle hitter, outside hitter, left side hitter, receiver, and libero.
Right back (usually the setter), middle back (libero), left back, Right front(opposite), Middle front (middle blocker), left front (outside hitter)
There are six zones on the court, and they are typically numbered 1-6, with one being on the right-back side of the court. Otherwise, if you're talking about positions, there is setter, outside hitter, right side hitter, middle hitter, libero, and left back.
Setter, left hitter, right hitter, and librero I think
A volleyball hitter is usually positioned in the front row of the rotation. Also, possibly known as the blocker when playing defense the hitter's job is to jump in front of the opposing team's spike or tip to try and stop it from coming over onto their side of the court. When playing offense the hitter's job is to spike the ball to the other side of the court after it has been set up by the setter.
MLB player Melky Cabrera can bat right or left (i.e. he is a switch hitter).
MLB player Robbie Grossman can bat right or left (i.e. he is a switch hitter).