Basics of volleyball

Volleyball Rules, Regulations, Terminology & Teaching Ideas This teaching resource contains volleyball rules, regulations, key terminology and some basic teaching ideas / principles to consider when designing lessons. The terminology glossary can be used for key words and to develop literacy and ... Read More https://www.pescholar.com/resource/volleyball-rules-regulations-terminology-teaching-ideas

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A lot of you girls were confused when we started talking about rotation. I thought it would be helpful to see it written down. This set-up is called 5-1. That basically means that there is 1 setter and 5 hitters. The setter is the same girl whether she is in the front row or the back row. For now that's the rotaion I think we will start off with. There are other rotations that use two setters (so the setter is always in the back row -- 6-2, or the setter is always in the front row -- 4-2)…

A Volleyball Set is usually the second contact that a team makes with the ball. A Set should put the ball in the air in a way that the attacker can drive the ball into the opponent’s court. The Setter coordinates the offensive movements of the team, and they are the player who determines which other player will attack the ball. Downloads online #sports #volleyball

A Pass in volleyball, also called a Bump or a Reception, is the attempt by a team to properly handle the opponent’s serve or any form of attack. Proper Passes include preventing the ball from touching the floor, and also making it reach a position where the setter is standing quickly and precisely. Downloads online #sports #volleyball

In this video you will learn about the basic rules of volley-ball,This is the first video in our series of Volley Ball videos, designed to teach you everythi...

Most of us have seen someone do an overhand volleyball serve that looked effortless. While an overhand volleyball serve is a more versatile serve, it's also more difficult. It requires more coordination, timing, and strength. Since this is...