Cross blocking involves two blockers switching positions to block an opponent's attack from the opposite side.

The main goal of a volleyball team's defensive strategy is to prevent the opponent from scoring points by blocking or digging their attacks.

Double blocking is a defensive strategy where two players jump and block an opponent's attack at the same time.

Shuffling is a volleyball strategy where players switch positions on the court to create confusion and unpredictability for the opponents.

Back-row attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from behind the three-meter line.

The main goal of a volleyball team's offensive strategy is to score points by attacking the opponent's defense and forcing them to make errors.

Middle attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the middle of the court.

Decoy is a volleyball strategy where players move in a synchronized manner to create gaps in the opponent's defense.

Outside attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the left or right side of the court.

Decoy is a volleyball strategy where a player fakes an attack to draw the opponent's attention and create an opportunity for another player to attack.

Back-row attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the back row.

Front-row attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the front row.

Middle attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the middle of the court.

Outside attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the left or right side of the court.

Back-row attack is a volleyball strategy where a player attacks the ball from the back row.