Volleyball

in most games, there are six players on the court.

This player is called the LIBERO. He/she is generally the strongest defensive player on the team and can be substituted unlimited times. The libero is limited to playing the back row and can not hit the ball when it is above the net. When the libero leaves the court, the player that he/she replaced must return.

You don't NEED long socks for volleyball, but alot of people like them to wipe off their shoes and also for a bit more protection from floor burns. They also look nice

After the referee blows the whistle for a player to serve, the server has 5 seconds to start his/her serve. That person continues to serve until the other team gets a point.

a libero is the backrow defense specialist, they are allowed to sub for any backrow player when the ball isn't in play without previous permission from the refs. they wear a different color jersey.

they actually sub in for front row hitters who aren't as strong in passing, when they rotate to the back row.

If you are playing a point and you hit a shot that hits the next and lands on your opponent's side it's your point. If you are serving and the ball hits the next and goes into the service box it's a let and you take another serve for the serve that just hit the net. If your serve hits the net and lands out of the service box it is a fault.

Yes, when the ball flies through the air that is air resistance.

Steps:

1. Draw a Box.

2. Draw a straight line at the middle.

3. Draw a small box at one side.

4. Draw a line 1 inch farther than the line at the middle.

5. Do the same to the other side.

Parts:

1. Center line

2. Side line

3. Service Area

4. Attack line

Click on the 'Volleyball Basics' link on this page to see a document about the basics of volleyball, including serving, digging, and spiking. The information about the serve is on page 10. You will need the Adobe reader to view the document.

With indoor volleyball its 6 players for each team on the court. If its outdoor volleyball its 2 players per team.

No. Catching or throwing the ball is against the rules and will earn the other team a point.

the volleybal post height is 3 meters...40 to 50 cms of the post is stand under the ground..balance 2.60 or 2.50 meters of the post stands outside the land....then we can tie the net for men or women height level...

Here are the main rules and regulations for The game of Volley ball:

Number one: Once the ball is served, [ If it goes over the net, and doesn't go out of bounds,the returning team gets three hits, either bump, set or spike.No one player can hit the ball twice IN A ROW. However, it can be hit by one player, hit by another player, than the first player again.

Number two: About serving

If the serve does not go over, it is out.

Even if it does go over, if it goes out of bounds it is still out.

If you do not serve a proper serve it is out.

Number three: About hitting.

If you do not bump, set or spike it is an improper hit and is out.

If someone on your team hits it into the net, if it is not a serve, you can help it over the net.

If someone hits the ball out of bounds on a hit, not a serve, it is still playable, so do go get it.

I really hope this helps.

I really love volleyball, and i have been playing it since, like forever.

it is a really fun sport.

No, there are definitely more women involved in volleyball than men.

11 players representing each team are allowed on the football field. Each team is allowed 3 subsitutes.

They continue serving until their team loses the point, at which stage the serve goes to the opposing team, and when they lose their point it goes back to the first team (and this when the player rotation happens so a new player will be serving).

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The setter runs a lot during a game. Think they have to start in there position run to setters spot then run to where ever the second ball is, that's ALOT of running. I would say they run 80- 90% of the game. That's why alot of time the setter is one of the fastest people on the team.

In each set, you play to 25, win by two. If you get to 29-29, the next point decides who wins that set. Winning 2/3 or 3/5 sets wins the match depending on what league you're playing in.

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It likely refers to the popular strategy where one player plays a position in the front row then is subbed by a better back row player until that "position" gets rotated to the front row again. PVS might refer to the fact that once a player subs for another player, that spot in the rotation is the only one she can play in for the remainder of that game. Volleyball requires that each player is in her rotation position when the server strikes the ball. If a player has an assigned position, she will try to get to that position as quickly as possible after the serve. Outside hitters, middle blockers, opposite hitters (right side) and setters can then concentrate on their position during practice and it can become their expertise. Positional Volleyball Substitution could refer to the fact that a player will usually sub a teammate who is in the same position as she is used to playing in.

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The teams RPI (Ratings Percentage Index), SOS (Strength of Schedule), Key losses, Key wins, how the team peformed in their respective conference (Big XIII, Big 10, etc.), their performance over the last 12 games, amongst many other deciding factors; yet, these are the greatest factors. In fact, if we look at most of the teams in the tournment, they all succeeded in a good majority of the following categories.

A libero is basically a defensive specialist that only plays back row. They are allowed to serve, and attack the ball over the net but it has to be before the 10 foot line. The libero is expected to give good passes and digs to the setter (who gets second ball).

libero, outside hitter, middle blocker, opposite, setter, back row