When you are considering one of those worst case scenarios for a
competitive volleyball team, it would probably be showing up to play and
not knowing what skills it would take to win. To be able to win as well
as be confident about the game, means knowing how to be in the right
place, hit the ball correctly, and how to be a competitive player. If
you start with your focus on the basics, you can end up with the skills
needed for every game you play.
1.
The Serve Serving is what starts the game off, and doing it well helps
you control the game. Basically there are two ways to serve. The first
is called the overhand, as the server throws the ball up and hits it
with a forward and downward arm/hand motion. The other choice is the
underhand, when the server holds the ball on one hand and swings with a
down and then upward motion to hit underneath the ball. There's a myriad
of other ways of serving besides the two basics, and they all will help
you get the ball across the net and set the game in motion.
2. A pass or reception move. This move is put into action by the game's setter. The setter receives the return and then will hit the ball up in the air for other team players near them. One of their teammates then has the ability to hit the ball back over the net however they choose. You are allowed to pass by using both hands, or clasp your hands and pass by using your forearms.
3. Using the tip. A tip is a trick that can be used to make the other team believe the ball is going to go farther than it really will. The ball is hit lightly by a player to make sure it goes barely over the net and comes down in the other team's area but they're unable to return it.
4. A dig. This is used by a player who has the ability to keep a ball that's been spiked from hitting the court floor. Most of the time a player is required to dive or slide underneath the ball before it hits the court floor.
5. Returning a rebound. This usually refers to the ball staying on one side of the net and the players take the ball back, or rebound.
2. A pass or reception move. This move is put into action by the game's setter. The setter receives the return and then will hit the ball up in the air for other team players near them. One of their teammates then has the ability to hit the ball back over the net however they choose. You are allowed to pass by using both hands, or clasp your hands and pass by using your forearms.
3. Using the tip. A tip is a trick that can be used to make the other team believe the ball is going to go farther than it really will. The ball is hit lightly by a player to make sure it goes barely over the net and comes down in the other team's area but they're unable to return it.
4. A dig. This is used by a player who has the ability to keep a ball that's been spiked from hitting the court floor. Most of the time a player is required to dive or slide underneath the ball before it hits the court floor.
5. Returning a rebound. This usually refers to the ball staying on one side of the net and the players take the ball back, or rebound.
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