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Volleyball is a complex sport; even varsity players still need to practice and learn new skills. A six year old should be able to bump or pass the ball and maybe hit if they can reach over the net. It's not a recommended sport for kids under ten or eleven. They may be able to do drills but not actually play in a game.
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I like volleyball: Me gusta voleibol. I like to play volleyball: Me gusta jugar voleibol.
You say it like this: Me gusta el volleyball.
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digs, set up, spike, over arm and under arm ,serving
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Exercises that include the power muscles, such as the quads and hamstrings, are important for volleyball. Any exercises that stabilize your shoulder are great for reducing the likelihood for developing an injury.
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a volleyball serve is when one team either underhand or overhand 'serves' to the other team; when one person goes to the back line of the volleyball court, tosses the ball, and contacts it with their hand, or leaves it on their hand and hits it over the net with their fist. they must serve from behind the serving line.
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6 players are allowed on the court at one time.
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Yes, the girls, or boys, do. Its called a rotation. You do this whenever a ball touches the floor on the other side of the volleyball net.
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World Cup, Continental Cup, Copa America, Champions League, European Cup and various national cups all over the world.
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The whole of the skeletal frame is used in the game. The joints in arms legs and back are the most stressed.
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depending on how old you are it varies, I'm 14 and i make 13 dollars an hour and i work 3 hours a day which is 39 dollars
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The soccer ball was made out of leather in the early years of the game because leather is flexible and durable, and of all the materials available at the time, it was the best choice. Leather was used to cover the animal bladders that formed the air sack inside the ball. Synthetic materials were experimented with as chemistry developed, and eventually leather was discontinued as the construction material of choice. The new synthetic materials were flexible, durable and would permit a ball to retain its shape. Most importantly, the new materials absorbed less water than leather, and water adsorption was always a concern with the leather ball. Just as an aside, today's soccer balls are all synthetic because of the superbly uniform performance of the material and the ability to resist moisture. Synthetic's overall performance has surpassed leather's so it's better for ball construction.
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Beach Volleyball Database was created in 1999.
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Yes. Lots of quick sprints, shuffles, and jumps really increase the heart rate, which is the point of aerobic exercise. Plus, this type of stop and go workout is similar to an interval workout, which is a very effective type of conditioning and fat loss workout.
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Yes. She played volleyball in college at Florida State University and holds school records for solo blocks and total blocks. She was inducted into the Florida State University Athletics Hall of Fame in 1997. As a professional, her team won the first ever Beach Volleyball World Championship
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No, not necessarily. The net has to be 7 feet 4 inches all the way across but from my knowlege as an athlete no, no restrictions on the pole. However, I imagine you won't find volleyball poles much higher than 7 feet 5 inches. They usually make them about the hight of the net.
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Well some things I don't know, but you will be asked if you have a criminal record for safety reasons. If you have expierence, know the rules and I think almost the most important is loving the sport.
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well there isn't a world record or anything, but
The longest game ever was 55 continuous hours long.
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The best volleyball floor tape to use to layout a volleyball court is Shurtape P-724 Shurtape P-724 is a Kraft paper tape with a synthetic rubber adhesive. It is designed for temporary floor marking that needs to be removed with no adhesive residue and no floor damage.
It is economical and durable and is used my many NCAA Division 1 schools for temporary gym floor marking.
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Height gives you an advantage in volleyball since, if you are positioned at the net, you will be better able to spike the ball (that is, to hit it so that it moves downwards rather than upwards, making it tremendously harder to intercept). However, shorter people can still play volleyball, much as they can still play basketball. It may be harder to do, but certainly not impossible.
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Because when there is more than one person involved, it is considered a 'team' sport. In the sport of volleyball there are six players on each team, there is a minimum of four required to start and continue a game. In beach volleyball, there are two teams of two players.
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In tennis, the average speed of a serve for a man can range from from 70mph up to the world record of 163.7 mph. A pro would average in the high end, 120-130mph.
As of March 2014, the fastest professional serve speed for a man is held by Samuel Groth at 163.7mph (263.4 km/h). This was set at the 2012 Busan Open Challenger Tennis.
Additionally, other top speed servers include:
Height does seem to play a factor in how fast a player can serve the ball.