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    VOLLEYBALL

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    Volleyball originated in the late 19th century as a less vigorous alternative to basketball. William G. Morgan invented the game in 1895. Volleyball is played by two teams of six players separated by a net. The objective is to ground the ball on the opponent's side without being touched or going out of bounds. Games are typically best-of-five sets, with a team needing to win three sets to win the match. Skills include passing, setting, spiking, blocking, and digging. Standard equipment includes a leather ball, net, and court markings. Basic rules govern serving, rotations, and violations. Referee hand signals communicate rulings on the court.

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    Volleyball originated in the late 19th century as a less vigorous alternative to basketball. William G. Morgan invented the game in 1895. Volleyball is played by two teams of six players separated by a net. The objective is to ground the ball on the opponent's side without being touched or going out of bounds. Games are typically best-of-five sets, with a team needing to win three sets to win the match. Skills include passing, setting, spiking, blocking, and digging. Standard equipment includes a leather ball, net, and court markings. Basic rules govern serving, rotations, and violations. Referee hand signals communicate rulings on the court.

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    Volleyball originated in the late 19th century as a less vigorous alternative to basketball. William G. Morgan invented the game in 1895. Volleyball is played by two teams of six players separated by a net. The objective is to ground the ball on the opponent's side without being touched or going out of bounds. Games are typically best-of-five sets, with a team needing to win three sets to win the match. Skills include passing, setting, spiking, blocking, and digging. Standard equipment includes a leather ball, net, and court markings. Basic rules govern serving, rotations, and violations. Referee hand signals communicate rulings on the court.

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    VOLLEYBALL

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    Volleyball originated in the late 19th century as a less vigorous alternative to basketball. William G. Morgan invented the game in 1895. Volleyball is played by two teams of six players separated by a net. The objective is to ground the ball on the opponent's side without being touched or going out of bounds. Games are typically best-of-five sets, with a team needing to win three sets to win the match. Skills include passing, setting, spiking, blocking, and digging. Standard equipment includes a leather ball, net, and court markings. Basic rules govern serving, rotations, and violations. Referee hand signals communicate rulings on the court.

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    The History of

    volleyball
    LESSON 1:
    NATURE AND
    HISTORY OF
    VOLLEYBALL
    vollyball

    Volleyball is played by two


    teams with six players on
    each side of the court. It can
    be played either indoors or
    outdoors. While beach
    volleyball is played only by
    2 players each team.net
    How did it
    begin?
    William G. Morgan who invented the game volleyball which he
    originally called Mintonette. A Physical Director at the Young Men’s
    Christian Association (YMCA) in Holyoke, Massachusetts. He then
    thought how he could create a game as entertaining as but less vigorous
    than basketball. So, he decided to adopt elements from different sports
    such as tennis, handball, basketball, and baseball.
    HOW DO YOU
    PLAY IT?
    The game will continue until either team reaches 25 points and leads by
    at least two points to win the game. Most games have five sets, so a team
    must win three of the five sets to win the game. The last 5th set goes only
    up to 15 points. And the team must lead by two points to win the game. In
    a volleyball game, there are many ways for a team to score.
    LESSON 2:
    FACILITIES
    AND
    EQUIPMENTS
    BALL - the standard ball is made of leather and weighs 9-10 ounces and
    has 25.6- 26.4 inches.
    NET - It should have 1 meter length and 9.5 meters width. The center of
    the net should lie 2.24 meter above the ground for women and 2.43 meter
    for men.
    ANTENNA AND SIDE BANDS - The antenna is a 1.8 m long flexible
    fiberglass rod attached to the outer edge of each side strip. Sidebars are
    two white strips connected vertically to the grid and placed on each
    sideline.
    OTHER EQUIPMENT -jersey, shorts, sport shoes, knee pads
    LESSON 3:
    BASIC SKILLS
    1. Passing- it is said to be the
    most important skill in
    volleyball. Passing is simply
    tossing/passing the ball to the
    other member of your team
    after receiving it from the
    opponent.
    2. Setting- a setter is said to
    be the most important
    position in the team for it
    prepares the ball for an attack,
    so that a teammate can spike
    the ball towards the other
    court.
    3. Spiking- is an essential
    skill used as an attack move.
    It is done through slamming
    the ball in a downward
    motion across the volleyball
    net to the other team’s side of
    the court. When executed
    well, spiking is very difficult
    to receive and return that
    could help earn points
    quickly.
    4. Blocking- it is also an
    important skill because it
    blocks the opponent’s attack,
    thus, preventing them to earn
    a point.
    5. Digging- is a defensive
    skill that could save your
    team from the offensive
    attacks of the opponent. Your
    job is to prevent the ball from
    hitting the ground. You can do
    this by diving and passing the
    ball.
    6. Serving- Our final
    fundamental skill is serving.
    Underhand serve - hold the
    ball with your hand, make a
    fist with your other hand,
    thumb up, and hit the bottom
    of the ball to send the ball
    over the net.
    Overhead Serve - is
    commonly used by skilled or
    experienced volleyball
    players. Throw the ball
    upwards, pull the dominant
    hand back and swing.
    LESSON 4:
    RULES AND
    REGULATIONS
    Basic Volleyball Rules
    for Playing the Game
    Basic Volleyball Rules
    Violations
    VOLLEYBALL
    Referee hand Signals
    Thank You For
    Your attention

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