Understand instead of memorising
Every rotation is shown, animated and explained: who stands where, who runs where and why.
From small court to full court, from practice to tournament: Next Rotation explains rotation systems, positions and tactics so they stick. Visual, playful and with a real competitive feel.
Simplified learning model. Drag to turn the court. Real reception formations vary by team and coach.
Starting from scratch? To the learning path in 3D5 questions. Then the court shows who runs where.
Next on the learning path: step by step to the 5:1.
The 5:1 has 6 rotations, each when serving and when receiving. Add overlap faults, setter runs and libero substitutions. On a whiteboard that stays abstract. On a phone, at your own pace and against your teammates, it becomes real.
Every rotation is shown, animated and explained: who stands where, who runs where and why.
A few minutes on several days a week keep the flame burning. The coach sets the weekly goal.
Send challenges to teammates, fight back and climb the team ranking.
Nobody starts with the 5:1. The path leads through the systems that youth teams actually play.
No fixed setter. Whoever is at the net sets. Perfect for getting started.
Two setters stand opposite each other. The setter always sets from the front row, no setter run yet.
The system used at performance level. With the setter running in from the back row, opposite, outside hitters, middles and libero.
Learn through play, collect flames, challenge your team.
To the appSee progress, assign tasks, explain rotations on the projector.
For coachesUnderstand what your child is learning and follow their progress.
For parentsA shared language for rotation systems, from U12 to U16.
Learn moreMany young athletes play indoors in winter and on sand in summer. Next Rotation supports both: rotation systems for indoor, tactics and game sense for the beach.
Rotation systems 6:0, 4:2 and 5:1, overlap faults, serve-receive formations and libero.
Hand signals, court sides, shot selection, wind and side switches.
Most of our users are children and teenagers. That is why we collect as little as possible.
Design preview with sample names. The app is in development.
We are looking for youth teams from U12 to U16 to try the 5:1 Rotation Trainer first and give us honest feedback.