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SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
I- Service IV-Spiking
a.Target Service Drill a. Spike Approach
b.Drop Box Drill b.Hit the target drill
II- Forearm Pass
a.Forearm pass drill
b.shuffle/crossover drill
III- Overhead Pass V- Blocking
a.Fan drill a.Ready Position
b.Same setter spot b.Jump
Blocking
BASIC RULES OF VOLLEYBALL
Players and Rotation
1.When the all is not in play, the players must i their
proper rotation order.
2.Proper rotaion order(six-on six)establishes three
from –rowand three back-rowplayers.
3.When the ball is dead, players matynot overlapwith a
player whois in adjacent position.
4.The payers all rotate on position clockwise when a
score a pint and has the right to serve.
5.The libero is a backcourt specialist who has an
unlimited number often tries that has no
bearing on the team’s number of substitution.
The libero cannot serve either attack nor block
6.Blocking and spiking a served ball is
prohibited.
7. A blocked balls considered having crossed or
entered the net
8.Six substitution is allowed per team, per game
which takes place at service
Service
1.The team who gets favor in the toss coin
shall choose to serve or receive
2.The players who rotates to the right back
position serves the ball,or if at the start of the
set, is the first server
3.The ball is served within the serving area
behind the end line
4. The ball is served after the referee’s whistle
5.Ifthe all is served ahead of the referee’s
whistle, it is considered dead ball and it should
be re-served.
6.Once the ball is released, it has to be served.
7.A ball served contacted the net utgoes over the
et is playable
8.The service is illegal if the ball contactsteh
antenna and does not land onthe opponent’s
court.
Playing the Ball
1. Each team is entitled to a maximm of three
consecutive contacts before returning the
ballto theopponents.
2.o payer mayhit the ball twice in succession,
except if contacted when blocked.
3.The ball may be ht by any parts of the body.
4.Touchiing a all in an attemptto block does
not count as touch, ad the same player may
make the same contact.
5.The ball must not visibly come to rest in the
arms or hands of the player; it is considered a
held ball or fault. Lifting, scooping, pushing or
carrying the all are also forms fault.
6. When two player of the same team made a
simultaneous contact with the ball, it is
considered one contact only, either player may
do the next contact.
• Blocking
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Line shot- hitting the ball down and parallel to the
sideline
Match Point- a point away from winning the game
Rally-a series of pays during which the ball goers back
and forth across the net several time before a point is
scored.
Rally Scoring – a point is awarded to whoever wins the
rally
Set- the placement of the all near the net to facilitate
attacking
Setter-a playerwho sets the bal.
Spike- a ball hitat the net by an offensive player
ASSIGNMENT
1. If you would like to be the best player, how will
you do it?
2.What skills will you develop? Why?
3.What physical activities can be equivalent to the
development of the body even without playing
volleyball?
4. What benefits does it gives when playing
volleyball?
5.In times is this, is it possible to improve ourself
Why?