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    MALIGAYANG

    ARAW! ☺
    PE202: Physical Activities Toward Health and
    Fitness 2
    2

    Hello! I’m...
    Ms. Vanessa Joy A. Albino
    Physical Education Teacher
    VOLLEYBALL
    P.E 202: TEAM SPORTS AND GAMES
    OBJECTIVES:
    ✔Define the volleyball sport
    ✔Explain the history and origin
    of the sport
    ✔Share the learner’s experience
    and ideas in volleyball
    5

    VOLLEYBALL HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT


    February 9, 1895
    - Volleyball was created in HOLYOKE,
    MASSACHUSETTS (USA)

    William G Morgan
    - created and invented a Volleyball

    Mintonette
    - first called to Volleyball
    6
    The important dates and events in the development of
    volleyball are as follows:
    1900
    - the year-point system was adapted
    1910
    - Elwood Brown introduced Volleyball in the Philippines
    1912
    - the year when the rotation system was adapted
    1964
    - Volleyball was introduced to the Olympic Games in Tokyo
    July 4, 1961
    - marks the birth of the Philippine Amateur Volleyball
    Association
    July 7, 1896- volleyball had its first official game.
    8

    VOLLEYBALL
    - is a team sport in which two (2) teams of
    six (6) players are separated by a net of
    the court with a 9x18 meters dimension
    - the object of the game is to send the ball
    over the net and avoid it from grounding
    into your own court.
    9

    A game is won in two out of three


    sets. A set is won by reaching a score
    of 25.

    DEUCE- a team should be a two-point


    advantage over the other.
    10

    William had the opportunity to


    interact with James Naismith during
    his time at Springfield College, in the
    early 1890s.
    Naismith- was the inventor of what is
    now internationally known as
    basketball.
    11

    He decided to blend elements of


    basketball, baseball, tennis, and
    handball to create a game for his
    classes of businessmen which would
    demand less physical contact than
    basketball.
    ALFRED T. HALSTEAD
    Halstead stated that it appeared the
    men were volleying the ball back and
    forth to each other and the game should
    be called “volleyball”.

    The day Mintonette had its debut, it lost


    its name to the term Volleyball.
    13

    HAND’S SIGNAL

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