A volleyball team consists of six players, and each serve requires six rotating positions on the court: three in the front row: left-front, center-front, and right-front; and three in the back row: left-back, center-back, and right-back. Thus, a player is always in one of the three front rows or one of the three back rows. A server stands at the net with his/her chest toward the middle of the court and calls the shots by hitting the ball with either an open hand or a spiked glove. There are three main courts in which teams compete: the audience court, the service court, and the sidelines. The audience court is the largest, and it can hold up to 1,000 people. It is usually used for high school games and some college contests. The service court is smaller than the audience court but still large enough for most recreational games. It is used by schools and colleges that do not have enough players to fill out a full volleyball team. The sidelines are just that: two long benches where coaches can talk strategy with their players. There are no free throws in volleyball; instead, there is a ball that must be touched first to a foot and then into the net for a point. The goal of volleyball is simply to hit the ball through the opponent's side of the court into the opposite end zone.