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It is where you play another team, like a real game but you usually don't keep score. You play normal but sometimes the coaches get on the court and tell the players what to do, where in a normal game the coach cant stop the game to do that.

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Smashing in volleyball is like hitting or spiking. It is called smashing because you are hitting the ball so hard and the ground it is like your are smashing something to the ground. Smashing/spiking/hitting is using great force off the attack line to score on your opponent. you can also hit from the back row

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30 feet by 60 feet

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One for good serves is : We want another one just like the other one *stomp**stomp**clap*clap*over !

One for spikes is: You hit it , we spike it , that's the way we like it !

One for blocking a spike is : You spike it , we block it , that just how we rock it!

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Some common faults are:

Foot faults: Stepping on or over the line when serving.

Touching the net, when hitting, blocking, or just moving.

Lifts: Using your flat hand to push the ball upwards is not allowed

Double hits: Players cannot touch the ball again after they pass it, unless another player touches it.

4 hits: Only 3 players are allowed to touch the ball when it is on their side of the court.

Back row attack: If a player is in the back row (5, 6, or 1 position), they are not allowed to jump and touch a ball in front of the 10-foot line.

Any of these faults would result in a side-out.

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The court shall be 60 feet (18 meters) long and 30 feet (9 meters) wide, measured to the outer edges of the boundary lines.

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Ping pong

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An ace is a successful serve that is not passed or returned by the opposing team. Therefore, the team with the serve gains a point.

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A volley ball is made out of "leather". They can be made out of leather, sincapated leather, or rubber ( those really hurt even of you have been playing or a while).

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[1] Y.subba rao {CAPTAIN} [2] Kapil dev [3] Srikant [4] Sube singh [5] Jitendra singh [6] Sanjay kumar [7] Shivrajan {LIBERO} [8] Mandeep [9] Pandiyan [10] Gurvinder singh [11] Avnish yadav [12] Raghuveer singh ALL ARE WONDERFULL PLAYER OF INDIA, IF INDIA WILL CHANGE THE COACH THAN WE CAN GET POSITION IN QUALIFING TEAMS FOR OLYMPIC.

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22-11 on each team (for American football it's 11)

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Rally scoring is today's standard method of scoring in volleyball. It gives the point and serve to the team who won the rally, regardless of which team that served the ball.

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Marlin made two rifles that were marketed as Ranger M34's. One was the Marlin 80.C or 780, and the other was the 50-50E. The 80.C is a bolt action repeater, made from 1940-1970 (valued from $50-90), replaced by the 780 from 1971-1988 (value $45-75). The Models 50 and 50E were autoloaders., both made from 1931-1935, and both priced from $75-150. My wife's father has passed on to her his childhood rifle. Since he's gone now, we really can't offer too much more other than he grew up in Vermont. The rifle is very clean and is labeled: Ranger 22S-L-L I-M34 MADE IN THE USA It is a single shot only, bolt action rifle that is probably 70-75 years old at least. I'm assuming the model 34 makes it a Marlin although the fact that it is a single shot only seems to go against your answer. I wonder if you can offer any more for me and Thanks. You might try searching the cross-reference lists at Numrich Gunparts. Follow the related link to the right >>>>

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http://www.cbc.ca/sports/brown/2008/01/olympic_age_minimums_not_alway.html

( at least 16 for all sports, some, such as Marathon, (20) are higher)

I think the minimum age requirement to join Olympic game is 16 and up. But still depends on what sports they are competing. There are some Junior and Senior Division if needed.

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Men: Soviet Union

Women: Japan

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Malaysian School Sports Council - The governing body that coordinates all sport related activities for tournaments between schools in Malaysia at the National Level.

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One is :

Say "Every body hit the floor, (then your stomp ith two feet, hit the floor and then clap)"

And Just Cheer Your Heart Out!!!!!

*****

for an ace: ahhhh ACE! A-C-E! ACE!

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Another one is, (from a different person then above, Amhesse) is...

(If your a cheer leader,)

They got our ball, (clap, clap) we want it back, (clap, clap)

(louder) They got our ball, (clap, clap) we want it back!(clap, clap)

(Then ask the croud to answer we want it back after you say "they got our ball,) (Then once your team gets the ball back, (clap, clap) you scream,)

We got our ball, (clap, clap) they want it back...(clap, clap) x2.

GOOO TEAM!!!!

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Amhesse-

Side out! Side out!

Keep an eye out!

Side out! Side out!

Hear everybody shout!

(while team banging on floor, scream slowly,)

SIDE OUT!!!

PS. If you do not know what side out means, it means for the team to win the play, get the ball back, get a point so your team can serve!

Ace cheer- Ace Ace in your face

Spike/kill-Ah kill sh sh reload

free ball- f-r-double e we just burned you with a free - free ball (clap clap) teamname (clap clap)

Ace- Ah Uno Does Trace Ace!!!

Ace--uno, dos, tres, say what? say what? ace

side out--

S-I

S-I-D

S-I-D-E-O-U-T

SIDEOUT (TEAM NAME)

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heres another one so you:

spell out O-U-T with your hands as your doing it say the letters the as soon as your done with that pull you arms back and say out. For when they hit the ball out of bounds. Thats out thats out go ahead and pout when you here are team shout!

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A serve is used to get points. Like when someone gets a point that team gets to serve. You can served up to as many points as it takes to get up to 25. Anyone can serve depending on the rotation. *Yes, a serve is a technique of getting points. But, its used to get the ball over the net after a rotation. The server continues serving until their team loses the ball then it goes to the opponent's team and their server serves until they lose the ball, and the cycle contiues until the game ends.

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since there are two different types of squash ball, they weigh in different but usually around the 125 - 175g.

when heated a squash ball also bounces higher because its elastcity has been increased, whereas if it was frozen the opposite would occur.

squash balls don't bounce very high either, this is due to their coefficient of restitution being low, meaning that they conserve much of their energy so that they travel faster and harder when hit making squash a fasst paced and high energy game.

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The sport with the most players on the field at any one time is Australian Rules Football, with 18 men from both teams, meaning 36 players in total, With an additional 4 players on the interchange bench, who aren't considered subs as the bench is freely interchangeable during regular gameplay, at times reaching 100 rotations a game

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The official size of a volleyball is between 25.6 and 26.4 inches in circumference and between 9.1 and 9.8 ounces in weight.

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