Volleyball

the 5th set usually goes up to 15, but only when it has a cap. If it doesn't have a cap (which means it can go over 15), then you just have to win by 2 points.

It is the ability to react fast, especially when a player is under pressure. This technique and ability can be acquired through constant practice and giving your best to react properly in each situation.

The antenna in volleyball is to determine if the ball is in or out. If a team makes a play from outside of the court, the ball must travel in between the two antennas to be a legal play. Line judges are responsible for calling any balls that aren't inside of the antennas. Another thing, if the ball hits the antenna, it is called out.

Kimberylylynn..... your an idiot...... and your wrong..... (she was the one that wrote that answer up above, which is clearly wrong) the antennas are for the refs to control the cameras for HD replay

That is the nickname for the triple jump.

Absolutely, in fact in volleyball it is the predominant type of serve

the weight of the actual ball depends on the type of ball you buy. You can buy a setter's ball, a volley-lite, and then the standard. A setter's ball is very heavy and is about 16 oz if you buy one. if you don't want to buy one you can just fill an old volleyball with sand. they are used to build the muscles in a setter's body while they set so that when the use the normal ball it is easier. a volley-lite is a children's ball is about 7.5 oz. and is used by younger levels.

the standard ball depends on the type, for example: is the ball an outdoor or an indoor ball? if you buy an outdoor ball, the ball is naturally heavier so is handles the elements better. but keep in mind you can buy what ever size and weight you want.

If you have ankle issues, or have previously hurt it(sprained, broken, ect.) then yes wear an ankle brace, if you feel you need to.If you have nothing wrong with your ankles, then don't wear one, wearing one when you don't need one ruins your ankles.

There a total of 25 points in a game. However, in middle school (or at least at the one I went to) you play 2 games to 25. If there is a tie, the third is played to 15. In high school, JV plays a max of 3 games to 25 each. Varsity plays to best 3 out of 5 games all to 25.

If a PLAYER hits the net, then it's called as a net violation and the opposite team gets a point, but if the BALL hit's the net, it's still in play.

No, you can wear knee pads that go on your knees to help with digging.

The person that would be serving would be the back right player. From there on out you can serve anywhere behind the line. If you pass the line with your foot the other team automatically gets the ball.

10 my friend plays volleyball and she knows

it depends the average is about $150 a month. but it rely depends

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

The average salary nationwide for a lacrosse coach is $45,000/yr. Understand that this is the average for all positions with the title Head Lacrosse Coach. In a Div III program, ones pay may be significantly less if the coach has little experience and does not have the requirements nessesary to teach course work as well. While it would be rare that a head coach would not have teaching credentials, it does happen. Also, a higher salary could be negotiated based on win/loss records and ticket sales. If the coach is able to market his/her program correctly, create game attendance ,and cultivate the ability to retain marquis players, even a Div III coach can become very valuable to the school.

A redshirt freshman is a player who sits out their first year of attendance at a college. In NCAA rules you can only play four years. So if a team has a position already filled a player will redshirt for a year in order to maintain the full four years of eligibility for when the position opens up. When a player redshirts they are able to practice with the team and even play a minimal number of plays during the season.

In volleyball you win two games of at least 25 points and win if some team over 25 or at 25 points by two points for example the games score now is 25-24 the team does win until they are two points ahead of the other team.

Yes the ball has to leave the centers hands so the QB has the ball then hands back off to the Center then the Center can run. This play can appear to look like a miss snap if not done properly, giving the defense an opportunity to stop the play before it can work. This is why you do not see Center keepers to often. In addition this is why you never see Center Keepers in a Shotgun formation

50 states in the United States of America! Wow Alaska has a team! That's so cool!

The endline is the boundry line in which each goal sits on.... the sideline are the lines that run across the side in which throw ins are used... the endline ends up witha goal kick or a corner

There are six players on the court on each team at one time but a team should have atleast twelve players on it for practice purposes-or so they can have a first string and a second string. most teams have 14-16 players.

If the served is missed the point is given to the opposite team, if the serve is made then play continues until one team makes a mistake. Then the other team receives the point.

It always depends. If you have weak ears, your earring might catch on to something and rip your earlobe (OUCH!). Dangles aren't the best idea either. but, nubs with small backs could most likely be worn