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    Diagram 11: Official Hand Signals (Indoor)

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    1. The document provides diagrams and explanations of 22 official hand signals and 5 official line judge flag signals used in indoor volleyball to communicate decisions and calls. 2. The hand signals include signals for team to serve, time-out, substitution, misconduct penalties, ball in/out, four hits, net faults, and attack hit faults among others. 3. The line judge flag signals include signals for ball in, ball out, ball touched, and crossing space/foot faults during service.

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    Diagram 11: Official Hand Signals (Indoor)

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    1. The document provides diagrams and explanations of 22 official hand signals and 5 official line judge flag signals used in indoor volleyball to communicate decisions and calls. 2. The hand signals include signals for team to serve, time-out, substitution, misconduct penalties, ball in/out, four hits, net faults, and attack hit faults among others. 3. The line judge flag signals include signals for ball in, ball out, ball touched, and crossing space/foot faults during service.

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    Referee-Hand-Signals-Club

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    1. The document provides diagrams and explanations of 22 official hand signals and 5 official line judge flag signals used in indoor volleyball to communicate decisions and calls. 2. The hand signals include signals for team to serve, time-out, substitution, misconduct penalties, ball in/out, four hits, net faults, and attack hit faults among others. 3. The line judge flag signals include signals for ball in, ball out, ball touched, and crossing space/foot faults during service.

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    Diagram 11: Official Hand Signals (Indoor)

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    Reo Mhark Lacbayo Garciano
    1. The document provides diagrams and explanations of 22 official hand signals and 5 official line judge flag signals used in indoor volleyball to communicate decisions and calls. 2. The hand signals include signals for team to serve, time-out, substitution, misconduct penalties, ball in/out, four hits, net faults, and attack hit faults among others. 3. The line judge flag signals include signals for ball in, ball out, ball touched, and crossing space/foot faults during service.

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    Diagram 11: Official Hand Signals

    (Indoor)

    1. All signals which are made with one hand shall


    be made with the hand on the side of the team that
    commits the fault or makes the request.

    2. After the signal is made, the referee gestures to the


    player who has committed the fault or the team that
    has made the request.
    Authorization to Serve 1 Move the hand
    to indicate the
    direction of
    service.

    Team to Serve 2 Extend the arm


    to the side of the
    team that will
    serve.

    F S

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    Change of Courts 3 Raise the forearms
    front and back and
    twist them around
    the body.

    Time-Out 4 Place the palm


    of one hand over
    the fingers of
    the other, held
    vertically (forming
    a “T”) and then
    indicate the
    requesting team.

    F S

    Substitution 5 Circular motion


    of the forearms
    around each other.

    F S

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    Misconduct Penalty 6 Show a yellow card
    for penalty.

    Expulsion 7 Show
    a red card for
    expulsion.

    Disqualification 8 Show both


    cards jointly for
    disqualification.

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    End of Set 9 Cross the forearms
    or Match in front of the chest,
    hands open.

    F S

    Ball Not Tossed or Released 10 Lift the extended


    at the Service Hit arm, the palm
    of the hand
    facing upwards.

    Delay in Service 11 Raise eight fingers,


    spread open.

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    Blocking Fault 12 Raise both arms
    or Screening vertically, palms
    forward.

    F S

    Positional or Rotation 13 Make a circular


    Fault motion with the
    forefinger.

    F S

    Ball “In” 14 Point the arm and


    fingers toward the
    floor.

    F S

    96
    Ball “Out” 15 Raise the forearms
    vertically, hands
    open, palms toward
    the body.

    F S

    Catch 16 Slowly lift the


    forearm, palm of
    the hand facing
    upwards.

    Double Contact 17 Raise two fingers,


    spread open.

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    Four Hits 18 Raise four fingers,
    spread open.

    (1) Net Touched by Player 19 Indicate the


    (2) Served Ball Fails to Pass to the respective side of
    Opponent Through Crossing Space. the net.

    F S

    Reaching Beyond the Net 20 Place a hand above


    the net, palm facing
    downwards.

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    Attack Hit Fault 21 Make a downward
    motion with the
    forearm, hand open.

    F S

    Penetration into the Opponent 22 Point to the center


    Court line or to the
    Ball Crossing the respective line.
    Lower Space or the
    Server Touches the
    Court (End Line)
    or the Player Steps
    Outside His/Her
    Court at the Moment
    of the Service Hit

    F S

    Double Fault and Replay 23 Raise both thumbs


    vertically.

    99
    Ball Touched 24 Brush with the palm of
    one hand the fingers
    of the other, held
    vertically.
    USAV: Brush fingers
    of opposite hand once
    over palm of vertical
    hand.
    F S

    Delay Warning/ 25 Cover the wrist


    Delay Penalty with open hand,
    palm facing referee
    (warning) or point to
    the wrist with yellow
    card (penalty).
    USAV: Show
    yellow card
    against opposite
    wrist (penalty).

    Illegal contact 26 Place hands


    (used in CO-ED together (palms
    competition) facing each other)
    overhead.

    100
    Diagram 12: Official Line Judge Flag Signals
    (Indoor)

    Ball In 1 Point down with


    flag.

    Ball “Out” 2 Raise flag


    vertically.

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    Ball Touched 3 Raise flag and
    touch the top with
    the palm of the free
    hand.

    Crossing Space Faults, Ball 4 Wave flag over the


    Touched an Outside Object or head and point to
    Foot Fault by any Player During the antenna or the
    Service respective line.

    Judgment Impossible 5 Raise and cross


    both arms and
    hands in front of the
    chest.

    102

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