Physical Education & Health: VOLLEYBALL

Prepared by: Mr. DONNELL HARVEY LOPEZ

Senior High School Teacher
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Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, student should be able to;
I. Define and discuss the definition, & history/timeline
of the volleyball.
II. Value and internalized the importance of volleyball.
III. Understand the role and benefits of volleyball to the
senior high school students.
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What is VOLLEYBALL?

VOLLEYBALL is a sport played by

two teams with six (6) players each on a playing court
divided by a net.
The object of the game is to send the ball over the
net in order to ground it on the opponent’s court and to
prevent the same effort by the opponent.
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History / Timeline of VOLLEYBALL

1895 1927 1947

1896 1925 1957

1900 1922 1958

1910 1913 1962 1988

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William J. Morgan of YMCA
(Young Men’s Christian Association), Holyoke
Massachusetts ORIGINATED the sport with name of
“Mintonette”. Making use of the bladder of a
basketball and a net of lawn tennis.
The ball is volleyed back and forth over the net.

1895
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Alfred F. Halstead of YMCA
(Young Men’s Christian Association),
Springfield Massachusetts CHANGE the name of
“Mintonette”to “Volleyball” just for the volleying action
of the player and it remains until now. J.Y. Cameron of
the USA published the first rules of the game.

1896
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Canada
becomes the first foreign country to adopt volleyball.

1900
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Mr. Elwood S. Brown introduced volleyball in the
philippines
in

1910
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First official volleyball championships of the YMCA in
USA and Canada.

1922
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First official rules for volleyball published in USSR
(Union of Soviet Socialist Republics).

1925
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First book in volleyball published Tscherkassy
(Cherkasy) in USSR. Far Eastern Game using the 9-
man system.

1927
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Fédération Internationale de Volleyball/International Volleyball
Federation (FIVB) was founded as governing body of volleyball and
Paul Liband from France becomes the First President And the current
President in FIVB is
Ary Graça of Brazil.

1947
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International demonstration tournament on occasion of 53rd
session of International Olympic Committee (IOC)
arranged in Sofia, Bulgaria.

1957
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Japan introduces the 6-man volleyball system.

1958
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognizes
volleyball as Olympic Women’s Sport.

1962
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For the first time, an official FIVB match statistical
system used to supply the mass media and teams with
data on the players and teams performances and to
discover the best players and teams for each skills.

1988
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Benefits of VOLLEYBALL

✔ Improves cardiovascular health

✔ Improves muscular strength
✔ Weight loss
✔ Build teamwork
✔ Social interaction
✔ Reduces stress and anxiety
✔ Sportsmanship
✔ Leadership
✔ Communication skills
✔ Cognitive stimulation
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“HIDE and
FIND”
Instruction:

Hanapin at Sagutin ang Nakatago sa Loob

ng isang Salita o Numero.
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“HIDE and
1895 FIND”
Japan 1900

William J. Alfred F.
Morgan FIVB Halstead
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What is the Importance

of having a Knowledge
in Volleyball?
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“ACRONYM”
V–
O–
L– Criteria:

L– 1. Content – 60%
E– 2. Creativity – 40%
Y–
Total = 100%
B–
A–
L–
L–
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YOU CAN’T WIN

UNLESS
YOU LEARN HOW TO
LOSE.