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In , William , , an instructor at the Young Men's ( YMCA ) in , Massachusetts , decided to elements of , , and to create a game for his class of which would demand physical contact than basketball . He created the game of Volleyball ( at that time called , ) . Morgan borrowed the net from tennis , and raised it above the floor just above the average man's head .

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Playing the game
Maximum of hits per side
Player may not hit the ball
Ball may be played the net during a and on serve
A ball touching a line is
A legal hit is contact with the ball by a player with of the body except the of the hands
If two or more players contact the ball simultaneously , it is considered play and the players involved may not participate in the next play
A player must not or a serve
The controls the gam e

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W end 60 two L two centerline centerline 10ft anywhere lines 30

Playing Area ( Court )
Measures feet in and feet in
Cut in half by
Has attack lines ? from on each side of the court
Has sidelines
Has two
Serving area ? behind the end line s

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back Right back forward Center 6 forward bac Right Left Left Center forward

Playing positions
There are playing positions





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Rally defense 25 miss 15 2 offensive miss

Scoring
scoring is used
There will be a point scored on every play of the ball
Offense will score on a or out of bounds hit
Defense will score on an , out of bounds hit , or serve into the net
Regular game will be played to pts
Third and deciding set end at pts
Must win by points

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Serve
The game with a
The server is the back player
The service takes place anywhere behind the line
The ball must be served on the loss
A server is allowed seconds to serve the ball after the referee blows the whistle
When a team gains service , they must
Rotation occurs so that every player would have a chance to during the game
A served ball that the net is still in play
A serve must be returned by a bump or flick only . No or spike
Line violation ? on or the end on a serv e

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ready receivin forearm

Bumping / forearm pass
First of three hits during a play
Executed off the
Two positions : and

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hands walking lateral contact motion natural balance place maintain relaxed

5 Steps for the ready position
Open feet shoulder width apart ? to
One foot in the front of the other ? strongest foot the the back to achieve
Bend knees - lowering hip and body in order to under the ball on
Lift heels off the ground ? allows movement
Extend open arms in front of body ? keeping upper body until ball come s

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contact ball

For the receiving position , the five steps are similar to the ready position except for the fifth step . When receiving , the fifth step requires the player to extend close arms in front of the body to allow .

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snapping hardest second upward

Setting / Flicking
The of three hits during a play
It is the act of the ball with two hands to set up a spike
It is also the of volleyball ? s fundamentals to maste r

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Steps in executing the setting / flicking skill

Hold your hands your forehead with your thumbs and fingers nearly touching , making a shape , with the rest of your fingers open . your knees . Push up with your legs and arms , snapping the ball with your hands in the direction in which you ? d like it to go .

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net defended third court touched handle violation

Spike
The spike or attack is usually the contact a team makes with the ball
The object of spiking is to the ball so that it lands on the opponent ? s and cannot be
The net should not be on the swing . If it is touched , a would be called and the ball and point awarded to the opponents .

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strongest towards Jump Landing force

Approach phase - moving the ball
phase - jump into the air with a good arm swing
Swing phase - extend arm towards the ball and hit the ball with
phase - returning to the original point of take of f

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not top defensive

Block
A play
Executed above the of the net
The net should be touched on the swing . If touched , a new violation would be called and the ball and point awarded to the opponents .

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position bend towards towards air

Blocking skill
Approach phase - moving the net after locating the ball
Jump phase - jump into the with a good arm swing
Swing phase - extend both arms close together the ball and wrist on contact
Landing phase - returning to the original point of take of f