PE 104 TEAM SPORTS Volleyball
PE 104 TEAM SPORTS Volleyball
• SCOREBOARD
• KNEE Whistle
PADS
• ANKLE BRACES Proper Footwear
(shoes)
• OUTFIT USE IN PLAYING VOLLEYBALL
(SHIRT & SHORT)
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EQUIPMENT
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• ACE: A SERVE THAT RESULTS DIRECTLY IN A POINT, USUALLY
WHEN
THE BALL HITS THE FLOOR UNTOUCHED ON THE RECEIVING
TEAM’S SIDE OF THE COURT.
• ASSIST: HELPING A TEAMMATE SET UP FOR A KILL.
• ATTACK: THE OFFENSIVE ACTION OF HITTING THE BALL.
• ATTACKER: ALSO “HITTER” AND “SPIKER.” A PLAYER WHO
ATTEMPTS TO HIT A BALL OFFENSIVELY WITH THE PURPOSE OF
TERMINATING PLAY.
• ATTACK BLOCK: THE DEFENSIVE TEAM’S ATTEMPT TO BLOCK A
SPIKED BALL.
• ATTACK ERROR: AN ATTACK BOTCHED IN ONE OF 5 WAYS: BALL LANDS OUT
OF BOUNDS; BALL GOES INTO NET; ATTACKER COMMITS CENTER LINE OR NET
VIOLATION OR ATTACKER ILLEGALLY CONTACTS BALL.
• ATTACK LINE: A LINE 3 METERS/10 FEET AWAY FROM, AND PARALLEL TO,
THE NET. SEPARATES THE FRONT-ROW PLAYERS FROM THE BACK-ROW
PLAYERS. A BACK-ROW PLAYER CANNOT LEGALLY ATTACK THE BALL
ABOVE THE NET UNLESS HE TAKES OFF FROM BEHIND THIS LINE.
• CENTER LINE: THE BOUNDARY THAT RUNS UNDER THE NET AND DIVIDES
THE COURT INTO TWO EQUAL HALVES.
• CUT SHOT: A SPIKE FROM THE HITTER’S STRONG SIDE THAT TRAVELS AT A
SHARP
ANGLE ACROSS THE NET.
• DEEP: REFERS TO SENDING THE BALL AWAY FROM THE NET, TOWARD
THE BASELINE OF THE OPPONENT’S COURT.
• DIG: PASSING A SPIKED OR RAPIDLY HIT BALL AND LOW TO GROUND.
DEFENSIVE PLAY. SLANG FOR RETRIEVING AN ATTACKED BALL CLOSE
TO THE FLOOR. STATISTICALLY SCORED ON A 3.0 POINT SYSTEM.
• DINK: A ONE-HANDED, SOFT HIT INTO THE OPPONENT’S COURT USING
THE FINGERTIPS. ALSO CALLED A TIP.
• DOUBLE BLOCK: TWO PLAYERS WORKING IN UNISON TO INTERCEPT
A BALL AT THE NET.
• JUMP SERVE: THE SERVER USES AN APPROACH, TOSS, TAKEOFF AND SERVES
THE BALL WITH A SPIKING MOTION WHILE IN THE AIR. THERE ARE TWO MAIN
TYPES: JUMP FLOAT, JUMP SPIN.
1. Underhand Serve
2. Overhand Serve
3. Topspin Serve
4. Jump Serve
5. Floater
Underhand Serve
1. Tossing or Overhead
set
2. Bump or Underhand set
Tossing or Overhead
Set
An overhead pass is a ball handling
skill used to direct the ball to the target
by contacting the ball with both hands.
the ball is played up overhead using a
setting type motion. using the hands to
play the ball is often preferred
over passing with the forearms because
the hands have greater ball control.
Bump or Underhand Set