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HEALTH RELATED FITNESS

1. NATURE AND BACKGROUD OF VOLLEYBALL

2. VOLLEYBALL

3. FIVB Fédération Internationale de Volleyball

4. FACILITIES & EQUIPMENTS IN VOLLEYBALL

5. COURT At Play On Courts, we have extensive experience installing court surfacing solutions specifically for recreational and competitive volleyball. We offer a wide range of surfacing options to choose from and our team of experts will help you choose the best solution to meet your needs.

6. TRADITIONAL HARDWOOD VOLLEYBALL COURTS Our most popular option, Play On Courts installs high-quality american -made hardwood volleyball courts from Connor Sports Flooring. Connor hardwood volleyball courts are exceptionally durable,and provide exceptional forgiveness to protect players knees and joints during competitive play.

7. SYNTHETIC VOLLEYBALL COURTS Synthetic flooring is a cost-effective alternative to hardwood volleyball courts. Constructed using seamless pour and pad urethane surface, synthetic volleyball courts provide excellent grip and forgiveness for outstanding overall playability. Synthetic surfaces are also highly durable and, if the need arises, can be repaired relatively easily and cost-effectively.

8. COURT TILE SURFACES Modular court tile surfaces provide another cost-effective alternative to hardwood volleyball courts. Indoor/Outdoor court tile systems from VersaCourt produce a virtually seamless playing surface that provides exceptional grip and forgiveness to keep athletes safe.

9. NET It is above the center line. For the women completion, it is 7 feet and 4 inches above the ground and 8 feet above for men.

10. POLE It is set 36 feet apart and 3 feet further out from the sidelines.

11. ANTENNA It is attached to the net at each end. The purpose of the antenna is to give the referee and players an aid to judge if the ball is in play or out of bound.

12. CEILING HEIGHT The height of the ceiling should be 23 feet or higher

13. BALL At the time of volleyball’s creation there were no balls that would completely fit the bill as Morgan needed. Originally players and teams used volleyballs that were created with the bladder that a basketball used. The bladder of a basketball however proved to be too slow in the air because of its lack of weight. Some players tried using makeshift balls by substituting basketballs. Again- this didn’t work too well because the balls were too heavy to maintain air like they needed. In the end, Morgan approached A.G. Spalding and Brothers to ask them to custom-make a ball that would be the official volleyball. At the time Spalding was a huge name in the world of baseball. They were the ones that had the expertise to create a new ball that worked for the needs of this newer game.

14. OFFICIAL BALL FOR VOLLEYBALL Mikasa has earned their spot on the list based on their overall great reputation as well as popularity when it comes to the sport of volleyball.  This company tends to make volleyballs that are best for more elite volleyball players , and therefore they are commonly used in the Olympics.

15. BASIC SKILLS IN VOLLEYBALL

16. SERVING UNDERHAND SERVICE To serve the player holds the ball in one hand. Swing the right arm backward transfer weight to the front and strikes the ball from the bottom with a fist.

17. SERVING OVERHAND SERVICE To serve the ball, the player should toss the ball above the head and hit it by extending the arm.

18. SERVING SIDEARM SERVICE To serve the ball, the player should toss the ball above the head and hit it by extending the arm.

19. PASSING The most important skill in playing volleyball. If the player can’t pass the ball after the serve, then the team can’t make a point.

20. DIGGING It is the defensive maneuver that the player save the team from the attack or spike of the offensive team.

21. SETTING It is tactical skill that the player receive the ball and direct it to the player who can spike it in the opponent’s court .

22. SPIKING It is an act of slamming the ball in downward motion across the net to the opponent’s court.

23. BLOCKING It is an action taken by the player to stand or jump in the front of the net to stop the opponent’s attack.

24. Are you ready?