Volleyball

A over head serve or over hand serve is where you toss the ball above your head and hit it. normally if you are right handed you want to toss the ball in the air with your left hand and take a step with your left foot. Then hit the ball with your open right hand (on the palm area) and flick your wrist for top spin.

You should pass (bump) the volleyball when it is below your shoulders. You will get the best contact with the volleyball this way.

There isn't a limit to the number of times a ball can be returned to the opposite side. Whenever it drops, the other team gets a point.

Kerri walsh is a beach volleyball player so she doesn't have the typical numbers, she is number 1 while her partner is number 2.

There aren't really that many risks in volleyball. The only things you should be careful about is: * Colliding with another player * Pay attention so you don't get hit in the face * If you are out of shape, BE CAREFUL volleyball is challenging but it's really fun too. One of my teammates has asthma and she almost passed out at practice because she was out of shape.

Outside, middle front, right, setter, middle back, back ouside.

Newton's law of motion states something along the lines of the action-reaction force. When the volleyball (in motion) comes down, it bounces off the specific area of your hands/arms/wrists used to "bump" the volleyball. This causes the volleyball to fly into the air, while also causing the reaction force of your hands being pushed downward as you feel the force of the volleyball hitting your skin.

inertia , it bounces even if u let go of it because of inertia , it is also because u are putting pressure on the ball which puts an equal amount of pressure on ur hand and the ball this is called Newton's third law if u do not know.

u only get a point if your team served the ball. otherwise nobody will get a point the other team will serve. everything is onnly worth one point

A volley is when a player obstructs the ball if he, or anything he wears or carries, touches the ball in play when it is above or travelling towards the playing surface, not having touched his court since last being struck by his opponent.

So, very simply, a volley is when a player hits the ball before it bounces on his side of the table. This is not allowed.

It really depends, if you're willing to work hard for the sport.

You need Knee pads, Good tennis shoes(look for court shoes, they are better than running shoes) and Knee high socks. you can find all of this at a sporting goods store. Also some schools require you to have your own volleyball, but you have to check with the coach or school sports director.

well u just fall haha idk do u mean a spra or pancake.... spra u dive out with one leg higher than another ( shorter leg is bent, higher leg is stragiht) n u try to pass or pancake it n roll over and do a backwatds roll and get up. a pancake is diving out bent leg and straight leg and put one hand on the ground,straight, like your giving the ground a high five and the other hand is just like on the side or something

There is no "official" national standard for volleyballs in the US, as there is no known professional volleyball league in the US. Most volleyball regulations are governed by FIVB (The Federation Internationale de Volleyball), who regulates international play and sets standards for the Olympic precursors and events.The size of volleyballs used at the high school level in the US is regulated by state, federation, division, and district standards. The one caveat within these is that all volleyballs for high school and middle school play must carry the NFHS (National Federation of High Schools) stamp.

The size of the ball varies according to the classification of play; the permitted circumferences in international play are 12" (30.5 cm) and 11" (27.9 cm). In fast Pitch 12" is standard but in slow pitch 11" or 12" can be used. The ball is most often covered in white leather in two pieces roughly the shape of a figure 8 and sewn together with red thread, although other coverings are permitted. The core of the ball may be made of long fibre kapok, or a mixture of cork and rubber, or a polyurethane mixture, or another approved material. In 2002, high-visibility yellow "optic" softballs were introduced. For a 12" ball the min weight is 178.0g (6 1/4oz.) and a max of 198.4g (7 oz.) and for an 11" ball 166.5g (5 7/8oz.) is the min and 173.6g (6 1/8oz.) is the max. Information was found in the Official Rules of Softball (International Softball Federation) In Chicago, where softball was invented, it remains traditional to play with a ball 16 inches in circumference, with other attributes of the ball remaining the same.

A perfect play in volleyball would be a bump to the setter and a set from the setter to the hitter who would spike it over the net. Not sure what the proper term is, but if you were doing this back and forth it is called peppering, but i don't n=know why it's called that.

Yes. The winner is the team who scores 25 points first with a 2-point margin.

You can: move to the ball quickly respond to your teammates calling "mine", or "out" control the ball better.

First of all high school volleyball is much different form collegiate volleyball because, most of the collegiate players have been given scholarships to play the sport in high school you basically TRYOUT and then you'll see if you make the team. Also for collegiate you need a lot of experience.

Two ways to serve are underhand and overhand. To serve underhand, hold the ball in one hand and hit it upward with the other fist or forearm, so the ball flies in a parabola into your opponents' side of the field. To serve overhand, toss the ball above your head and then smack it with your wrist, palm, or fingers to send the ball over the net in a parabola flatter than the underhand serve.

When basketball was first invented people who played used a peack basket or a bucket. When the made a shot they would have to get a ladder to get the ball, but then someone cut a hole made a shot and they didn't have to retrive it, this is what majorly affected basket ball.

If you are in a tie, you have to win by 2. In a normal game, it's usually 21 or 25.

Typically there are two line judges in volleybal. They would stand in opposite corners of the field since each can see two lines different lines of the rectagular playing field.

In more contested games there may be as many as 8, two on each corner, each looking at a different line, and every corner verifying the other corners. In other words two line judges per one line

(two on one sideline, two on the other sideline, two on one endline, and two on the other endline).

all you need is the strength in your arms and leg strength