Compléter: Physical Education - Volleyball (physical education)


Compléter Physical Education - VolleyballVersion en ligne This activity consists questions on Physical Education - Volleyball par Savannah Loriston 1 handball Association tennis mintonette less Holyoke Morgan basketball baseball Christian businessmen blend 1895 G 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 . 2 three umpire attack volley block part twice one boundary palm good off any 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 3 W 10ft two lines L anywhere 30 two 60 centerline end centerline 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 4 back back forward Left bac Left Right Center Center forward 6 forward Right Playing positions There are playing positions 5 15 offensive Rally 2 miss defense 25 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 6 first end rotate 5 serve line serve stepping touches begins over right block 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 7 receivin forearm ready Bumping / forearm pass First of three hits during a play Executed off the Two positions : and 8 balance place walking natural motion maintain contact lateral hands 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 9 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 . 10 hardest upward second snapping 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 11 spread index above Bend diamond upward 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 . 12 defended net violation touched third court handle 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 . 13 towards force Jump strongest Landing 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 14 top defensive not 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 . 15 bend towards air towards position 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

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handball Association tennis mintonette less Holyoke Morgan basketball baseball Christian businessmen blend 1895 G

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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three umpire attack volley block part twice one boundary palm good off any

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

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

Playing positions
There are playing positions

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15 offensive Rally 2 miss defense 25 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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first end rotate 5 serve line serve stepping touches begins over right block

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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receivin forearm ready

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

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balance place walking natural motion maintain contact lateral hands 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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hardest upward second snapping

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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spread index above Bend diamond upward

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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defended net violation touched third court handle

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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towards force Jump strongest Landing

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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top defensive not

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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bend towards air towards position

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

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Physical Education - VolleyballVersion en ligne

par Savannah Loriston

handball Association tennis mintonette less Holyoke Morgan basketball baseball Christian businessmen blend 1895 G

three umpire attack volley block part twice one boundary palm good off any

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

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

15 offensive Rally 2 miss defense 25 miss

first end rotate 5 serve line serve stepping touches begins over right block

receivin forearm ready

balance place walking natural motion maintain contact lateral hands relaxed

contact ball

hardest upward second snapping

spread index above Bend diamond upward

defended net violation touched third court handle

towards force Jump strongest Landing

top defensive not

bend towards air towards position