pe 1

• is played by two teams, each composed of six players who use their hands to volley a ball back and forth over a net which is higher to their heads.

  volleyball
• the 1st term used in volleyball

  mintonette
• to bat the ball over the net with certain limitations

  the objectives
• who founded the game volleyball?

  william g. morgan
• when does volleyball being found?

  February 9, 1895
• where does volleyball game originated?

  holyoke massachusettes
• facilities and equipment:

  • court
  • net
  • ball
• the playing area for volleyball is made of the actual playing court rectangular measuring

  court - 18m x 9m
• the net is

  9.50 long and 1m deep
• side band fastened immediately outside in the side bands are two (blank) measuring 1.8 m long

  antennae
• the official height of the net for men is?

  2.43m long
• the official height of net for women is?

  2.24m long
• made up of flexible leather and should be uniform and light color (blue and yellow)

  ball
• the balls circumference is between

  65 and 67 cm
• the balls weight must be in the range

  260-280 grams
• basic skills in playing volleyball game:

  • serve
  • pass
  • dig
  • set
  • spike
  • block
• is an act of putting the ball in play

  serve
• type of serving:

  • underhand
  • overhand
  • side arm
• type of serve that is perform by hitting the ball when it's above the head level

  overhand/jump serve
• type of serve that is not necessarily, however, they share characteristics.

  side arm
• type of serve that is beginning from the bottom and going upward?

  underarm
• the ability to prevent the ball from touching one's court by passing the ball.

  pass
• the attempt by a team to properly handle the opponent's serve or any form of attack

  dig
• a tactical skill in which a ball is directed to a point where a player can spike it in the opponent's court

  set
• an act of scoring the ball over the net into opposing court effectively and aggressively

  spike
• an action taken by players by standing or jumping at the front of the net to stop or alter an opponent's attack

  block