Volleyball Handbook

Physical Education and Health Digital Hand Book Performance Task VOLLEYBALL Submitted by: Franchin Marie V. Tecson 11 - Ampere Submitted to: Mr. Roneth Mangalindan

Physical Education and Health Digital Hand Book Performance Task VOLLEYBALL Table of Contents : History Fundamentals of Volleyball Timeline Personal Positions in Equipments Volleyball Terms and Definitions Volleyball Rules and Equipments Regulations Timeout Court Dimensions & Rotations i

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL History of Volleyball: Volleyball history began in a town called Holyoke, Massachuets in 1895. The sport was developed at the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) by William G. Morgan a physical director. It is originally called \"Mintonette\" before because of its similarity in the sports Badminton. But in a year 1896 the name Mintonette change into \"Volleyball\" when someone commented \"the players seemed to be volleying the ball back and forth over the net\". And volleying the ball would be a more descriptive name for the sport. 1

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Timeline: 1895 1910 William G. Morgan Philippine Volleyball (1870 - 1942) created history began when the the game of volleyball Philippines was a United 1896 States Territory. The first exhibition 1913 match of volleyball is played at Springfield Volleyball is adopted at the First Eastern Games College. in Manila, Philippines 1907 1916 Volleyball was presented Created the \"set at the Playground of and spike\" as style America convention as called offensive. one of the most popular sports. 2

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Equipments : Personal Equipment Jersey Shirt Jersey Short Socks Rubber Shoes 3

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Equipments : Volleyball Equipment Volleyball Score Board Lineman Flag Clipboard Ball Volleyball Net Whistle 4

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Timeout (Facts about Volleyball) : Did you know that the first ball of volleyball is made up of synthetic leather exterior. The interior is usually inflated rubber. Volleyball is considered to be a great workout for players of all ages. 5

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Fundamentals of Volleyball : Serving Is the skill used by a player to launch the ball over the net to start a rally. The server puts the ball play once the referee blows the whistle. Digging A dig is a defensive bump Setting that keeps the ball from hitting the floor when it's sent to your side of the court. Setting is a second step of passing it refers to an overhead pass to the hitter so that the spiker can spike the ball and score. 6

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Fundamentals of Volleyball : Passing The first contact after a serve. It is the process where the player passes the ball direct to the setter. Spiking Is the offensive play where a player slams the ball sharply downwards over the net and into the opposing court to score a point. 7

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Positions in Volleyball : There are a total of six positions on the court Setter Setter is the main contributor to the offense of the team. Setter is having the most challenging position because they need to communicate in every other position. They need to set the ball perfectly to the attacking players. Spiker The Outside Hitter plays an essential role in your team. Ideally, they will play all around they are the one of your top attackers and act safety net for most broken plays. 8

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Positions in Volleyball : There are a total of six positions on the court Opposite Spiker It is considered as the most versatile player because they can excel on offense and defense. They can play front or back row attack and also carries responsibilities when it comes to blocking Middle Blocker It is the tallest player on the volleyball team, their main role for the team is being the first line of defense against the opposing team. They need to stop the ball from coming across the net off your court. 9

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Positions in Volleyball : There are a total of six positions on the court Libero A player on each team who serves as a most defensive specialist. The libero wears a different color from the rest and is not allowed to serve or rotate to the front line. 10

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Terms and Definitions : Ace - A serve that results directly in point, either when the ball hits the floor on the receiving teams side of the court. Or when it is touched but unable to be kept in play by the receiving team. Joust - When two opposing players contact the ball simultaneously above the net causing the ball to momentarily come to rest Rotation - The clockwise movement of players around the court and through the serving position. 11

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Terms and Definitions : Free Ball - Returning the ball to the opponent without the intent to get a kill. Usually a slow arcing pass or roll shot rather than a spike. Cross Court Attack - An attack directed diagonally from the point of attack. Usually place in the place of zone 2. 12

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Rules and Regulations : Net Touch - The players shouldn't touch the net in any parts of the body while playing. Foot Fault - Is when the server steps over the service line without threwing the ball. Inside/Outside - When the ball drop inside or in center of the line it is considered as good/inside. And when its out side of the line it is outside. Service Error - It is when the server did not hit or fails to go to the ball over the net. Double Touch - Is when one player makes contact with the ball twice in a row or if the ball touches two parts of the body. Whether if it is intentional or unintentional 13

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Court Dimensions : Volleyball Court: Height Volleyball Court: Width 18 meters long (60 feet) 9 meters wide (30 feet) Volleyball Net : Volleyball Court: Line 1 meter wide and is place in It has a center line that the center of the court divides each teams side into 9 by 9 area of court space. 14

Physical Education and Health VOLLEYBALL Court Dimensions : Volleyball Court: Men Volleyball Court: Women Net Height: 2.43 meters Net Height: 2.24 meters Purpose of Line: This attack line divides the court into back and front row areas. The main purpose of the attack line is to mark where the back row players can attack the ball. 15

Back RowPhysical Education and Health Front Row 432VOLLEYBALL 56 1Court Rotations : 16