Volleyball

The libero always wears a different jersey! They are always back row and they always get the deep balls.They have to have a lot of control because they usually hit it when the other team spikes the ball deep (so they have to get it to their setter) and she/he gets it when someone else on their team shanks it. They usually get most of the serves. They have to be a good judge of whether the ball is out or not from the other team.

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no each team rotates after they win their serve back

Well, this is mostly an opinion question. The only cons I can think of are the fact it can be time consuming, there's a risk of injury, and depending on the level and team there may be extensive travel involved.

If both players actually touch the ball, then yes, normally you are allowed to touch it again immediately after. However, if the other person's arms are under you and don't actually contact the ball with you, you may not touch it again immediately afterwards.

A good captain had to guide their teammates to get a great victory and to take a good decision in toss because even a toss can change the game in sometime afterthat he had to play a good role in the team and had a discuss with the teammates about the position of the players with coach and to make relaxing the players when the team points were low and keep the concentration among the total team

Beach volleyball takes more strength and is harder because of the lack of players. There is no taken the ball with your hands on serve receive and sets must have little or no spin.

Unlike indoor there are two players not 6 so it is more demanding then indoor.

Receiving in volleyball means that the opponent is severing and you are going to receive the ball.

when the person doesn't serve yet

a volleyball server is the player who will be serving the ball...
A server in vollyball is someone who over hands serve or underhand they get to serve as many times as they want as long as the team they are on is winning. - hoped it helped :)

In regular volleyball it usually goes to 25 and you have to win by 2. In beach volleyball the first 2 games in a match go to 21 and the third if necessary goes to 15.

is someone that keeps the score in volleyball, they also count the amount of serves in the court.

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It costs around $1,000 most likely....

Volleyball was invented in 1985 by William G. Morgan. He invented it for his businessmen as a form of entertainment that was still competitive and enjoyable, but not as physically aggressive as basketball and other sports. At the time in was called mintonette, but over the years, the name volleyball was established.

you cant flex a volleyball but you can use your flexibility playing volleyball...whenyou bump,set, or spike the ball you are using flexibility to bend you back or do anything of that sort to get the ball.....is that good enough?

Yes, you do not need to stay in the boundaries of the court while the ball is in play. You are subject however to boundaries predetermined before the game starts usually by officials or the league you are playing in.

"Game" can refer to a volleyball set, or to the whole match.

Volleyball sets are normally played to 25 points (30 in some mens' tournaments). Whoever reaches to 25 first, but by a point difference of 2, wins. A set can thus be extended, i.e. it may finish 33-31. A match is played best of 5 sets, i.e. 3 sets must be won, or especially with youth, best of 3 sets. When a last, decisive set is needed (fifth/third) it is played until 15 points. When time is an issue, a set may start on 7-7 or 10-10 to shorten the game.

The length of a match in time depends highly on the difference in skill between both teams. A short match might be played in 30 min, but a match between two equal opponents can take more than 90 min. Tie-break issues are resolved by scoring on every ball, not only balls by own serve as before 1999.

In tournements playing "best of 3", 45 min is often allocated for each match, and it usually works out in the end.

Between sets, a 3 min rest is allowed (often 10 min "half-time pause" before set 3), and two 30 sec time-outs per team and set are allowed. If a match must be interrupted, it should be continued later counting the finished set, and starting interrupted set from 0-0. In cases even from 0-0 in set.

The positions go from 1-6 in a counter clockwise position, starting 1 at serving position in right back. However, you rotate in a clockwise direction (confusing I know!). So from serving, you rotate to middle back, then to left back, then to left front, to middle front, to right front, and back to right back where you serve again. I hope this helps!

they are all different plays, but here is the difference:

a 4-1 means there is one setter and four hitters

a 5-1 means there is one setter and five hitters - this one is the toughest but most fun

A 6-2 means there are two setters and six hitters; the setters can also hit in this offense

Phil Dalhausser, Todd Rogers, Sean Rosenthal are all male beach volleyball players who played in the 2008 Olympics.

Misty May-Treanor, Kerri Walsh, and Elaine Youngs are all female beach volleyball players who played in the 2008 Olympics.

The officials in a baseball game are called umpires. During the regular season, there are four umpires at every game, one at each of the bases and one behind home plate that calls balls and strikes. During the playoffs, two extra umpires work each game. One of the extra umpires is stationed behind third base down the left field line and the other is stationed behinf first base down the right field line.

If you're referring to it when next to scores it means loss, but if it is next to a players name, it means libero. The libero is a defensive position that can go on and off the court without notifying officials, but it cannot attack; they're sole job is to keep the ball from hitting the ground.

Not 1, not 2, not 3, not 4,

Not win, not lose, not tie the score!

Not top, not bottom, not in between,

So you better watch out cuz you're gonna get creamed!

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