Volleyball Rules 4th Quarter

Objectives:
a. Discuss the brief history and nature of

volleyball;
b. Demonstrate the basic skills in volleyball;
and
c. Familiarize the rules and violations in
playing volleyball.
HISTORY
AND
NATURE
9/1/23
SCRAMBLED LETTERS
AIWLILM NGMOAR
WILLIAM
MORGAN
February 9,
1895
9/1/23
It was invented by William G. Morgan, a physical director of the
YMCA club.
Volleyball was called Mintonette at first but it was later
changed to volleyball.
9/1/23
HISTORY OF VOLLEYBALL
•As observers watched the game, they

noticed that players were “volleying” the
ball back and forth. Thus, its name was
changed to volleyball.
VOLLEY
•It refers to the flight of the ball while
in the air and before touching the
ground.
IMPORTANT DATES IN THE
HISTORY OF VOLLEYBALL
•Volleyball was first introduced as
Olympic sports in 1964.
9/1/23
•The first game was played at
Springfield College in 1896.
•1996 two person beach volleyball
was introduced to the Olympics.
9/1/23
WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PLAYER?
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PLAYER IS TO SEND THE
BALL OVER THE NET TO THE GROUND OF THE
OPPONENT’S COURT. THE BALL IS PUT INTO PLAY
THROUGH THE SERVICE BY THE RIGHT BACK
PLAYER WITHIN THE SERVICE ZONE. THE BALL
MUST BE HIT BY ONE HAND AND DIRECTLY SENT
OVER THE NET TO THE OPPONENT’S COURT.
GROUPINGS (3 MINS.)
• Group 1- (Team size, Players and Positions)

• Group 2- Basic skills in Playing Volleyball
• Group 3- Rules and Violations
TEAM PLAYERS
SIZE
POSITION
S
TEAM SIZE
Volleyball is played among two teams of six

players each.
A team may also have six more substitute

players.
One of the players is team captain and one

of them is Libero.
TEAM SIZE
The Libero is identified with a dress
different from other team members. He is a
specialist in defending and cannot serve or
move to the front court.
TEAM SIZE
Players are positioned in two rows of three
players each.
POSITIONS
• LF
• CF
• RF
• LB
• CB
• RB
PARTICIPANTS
• Those in the playing court assume the position as

LF(LEFT FORWARD), CF(CENTER FORWARD),
RF (RIGHT FORWARD), LB(LEFTT BACK),
CB(CENTER BACK), RB (RIGHT BACK)
R
S
O
I T
T A
I T
O I
O
N
N
9/1/23
I
Basic
skills
SERVE TYPES
UNDERHAND SERVE
 Used to put the ball in play.
OVERHAND SERVE
The action is done with arm
swing that sends the ball
over the net into opponent’s
court.
UNDERHAND SERVE
 a type of serve in which the

player holds the ball in one
hand, swings the other in an
arc motion below the waist
and strikes the ball from the
bottom with a fist to put it
in play. In an underhand
serve, the player does not
toss the ball up in the air,
as in other serve attempts.
UNDERHAND SERVE
9/1/23
OVERHAND SERVE
 a serve in which the player

tosses the ball with one
hand and strikes it in the air
above their head with the
other hand.
OVERHEAD SERVE
JUMP SERVE
An overhand serve
where the ball is first
tossed high in the air,
then the player makes a
timed approach and
jumps to make contact
with the ball, hitting it
with much pace and
topspin.
9/1/23
PASSIN
TYPES
G
 Basically, you perform a
passing skill on any ball FOREARM PASS
that has been sent over the
net to your teams side of OVERHEAD PASS
the court. The pass in
volleyball is known as a
"bump" or a "forearm pass"
because it is performed
using the forearms to bump
the ball. Passing is a very
important skill in volleyball.
FOREARM PASS
 Forearm volleyball pass

involves hitting the ball in a
controlled manner to your
teammate.
OVERHEAD PASS
 The overhead pass involves

hitting the ball using an
overhead playing motion to
direct the ball to your
teammate.
SETTIN
G
 the second step of passing,

and it is done to “set” the
ball into a position that
allows the hitter to spike it
over. The perfect set is a
high ball, just inches from
the net.
SPIKIN
G
 forcefully striking the ball
toward the floor on your
opponent's side of the net.
You wait for the setter to
set the ball near the net,
then approach the ball,
jump, and go in for the
"kill." If the ball hits the
floor before the other team
can retrieve it, your team
gets a point.
THE DIG
What is a dig?
9/1/23
 When a player makes a save from a very difficult spike.
•In playing volleyball what are the
components of physical fitness that the
players need to possess?
RULES AND
VIOLATIONS
 Server must serve from behind the restraining line (end line).
9/1/23
NOT RELEASING OF THE BALL FIRST DURING
SERVICE
9/1/23
NET TOUCH
Touching the net with any part of
your body while the ball is in play
GAME PLAY
 Maximum of 3 hits per side.

 Player may not hit the ball twice in succession (a block is
NOT considered a hit).
 A ball touching a boundary line is good.
GAME PLAY
 A legal hit is contact with the ball by a player’s body

above and including the waist which does not allow
the ball to visibly come to a rest.
 If two or more players contact the ball simultaneously, it

is considered one play and the players involved may not
participate in the next play.
 A player must not block or attack a serve.
 Switching positions will be allowed strictly for front line

players. (After the serve only).
Only three players from the team can strike the ball
successively before they send it to the other team.

Volleyball Rules 4th Quarter

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Volleyball Rules 4th Quarter

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Objectives:

a. Discuss the brief history and nature of

•As observers watched the game, they

• Group 1- (Team size, Players and Positions)

Volleyball is played among two teams of six

A team may also have six more substitute

One of the players is team captain and one

• Those in the playing court assume the position as

 a type of serve in which the

 a serve in which the player

 Forearm volleyball pass

 The overhead pass involves

 the second step of passing,

 Maximum of 3 hits per side.

 A legal hit is contact with the ball by a player’s body

 If two or more players contact the ball simultaneously, it

 A player must not block or attack a serve.

 Switching positions will be allowed strictly for front line

You might also like