Strategy & Skills

Strategy
Player specialization
Formations
1.     4–2
2. 6–2
3.     5–1
Skills
1. Serve
2. Pass
3. Set
4. Attack
5. Block
6. Dig

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Basic skills of Volleyball Game

Basic Skill of Volleyball
Basic Skill of Volleyball

Digging of Volleyball

1. Passing :- Volleyball drills for adding to your passing aptitudes. Volleyball passing penetrates are imperative                        in light of the fact that on the off chance that you can't pass, then can't set and hit.
2. Digging / Underhand :-Step by step instructions to Serve a Volleyball. The most effective method to Serve a                       . ... There are two fundamental sorts of serves in volleyball: The underhand serve and the                                 overhand serve.




3. Service
a. Underhand Service
b. Overhead Service
c. Hook Service


4. Spiking

Spiking & Blocking Volleyball

5. Blocking 

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Basic Rules of the Volleyball Game

Basic Rules of Volleyball Game

1.       Volleyball is a complex game of simple skills. The ball is spiked from up to 60 cm above the height of a basketball hoop (about 3.65 metres) and takes fractions of a second to travel from the spiker to the receiver. That means the receiver must assess incoming angle, decide where to pass the ball and then control their pass in the blink of an eye. A purely rebound sport (you can't hold the ball), volleyball is a game of constant motion.

2.       A team can touch the ball three times on its side of the net. The usual pattern is a dig (an underarm pass made with the forearms), a set (an overhead pass made with the hands) and a spike (the overhead attacking shot). The ball is served into play. Teams can also try to block the opponent's spike as it crosses the net. A block into your own court counts as one of your three touches in beach volleyball, but not in volleyball.

3.       There are six players on court in a volleyball team, who each must rotate one position clockwise every time their team wins back service from the opposition. Only the three players at the net positions can jump and spike or block near the net. The backcourt players can only hit the ball over the net if they jump from behind the attack line, also known as the three-metre line, which separates the front and back part of the court.

4.       Power and height have become vital components of international teams, but the ability of teams and coaches to devise new strategies, tactics and skills has been crucial for continued success.

5.       Volleyball has developed into a very specialized sport. Most teams will include in their starting line-up a setter, two centre blockers, two receiver-hitters and a universal spikier. Only certain players will be involved with service reception. Players will also have specialist positions for attack and defiance. Substitutions are allowed during the game.

6.       Since 1998, Volleyball has been using a new scoring system. Teams scored a point on every rally (Rally Point System), regardless of which team served. Formerly, a team could only win a point if it served the ball. Winning the serve back from the opposition was known as a side-out.

7.       Matches are played best of five sets. The first four sets are played to 25 points, with the final set being played to 15 points. A team must win a set by two points. There is no ceiling, so a set continues until one of the teams gains a two-point advantage. Previously, all sets were to 15 points, with the first four sets having a ceiling of 17 and the final set requiring at least a two-point winning advantage.

8.       In 1998, the FIVB introduced a new specialist role: the libero. This player wears a different coloured uniform from the rest of the team and can be substituted in backcourt for any player on the team. The libero cannot serve, spike the ball over the net or rotate into the front-line positions, but plays a vital role for the team in serve reception and backcourt defence. There must be at least one point played between a libero substituting off for a player and going back on the court for another player – hence he/she cannot be on the court for the whole game. The libero has added an extra dimension to backcourt defence, improving the reception of teams, lengthening the rallies and giving a vital role to shorter players.

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Basic Requirements for the Volleyball Game

Basic Requirements for the Volleyball Game
1. Play Court :-
Length:- 18 meter
Wide :- 9 meter
Diagonal Distance
Full Court :- 20.125 Meter
Half Court :- 12.73 Meter
All the play court arround the some thing 3 meter free area.

2. Ball
Circumference :- 65-67 CM.
Weight :- 260-280 GM.
3. Player
All team the 12 player but play court in the 6 player only .
12 players as 1 player is Libero .
4. Net

Length:- 9.50 Meter
Wide :-  1 Meter
Mesh :- 10 X 10 Cm.
5. Pole
Hight:- 2.5 Meter
Ditanc of Pole & center line :- 0.5 To 1 Meter
6. Antenaa
Length:- 1.80 Meter
Diameter :- 10 MM
7. Official
First Refree:- 1
Second Refree:- 1
Scorer
Linesman:-2
8. Linesman Flag
Length:- 30 Cm.
Wide :- 30 Cm
Red Colour
9. Score Board

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Meaning & history of Volleyball game

Volleyball is a group activity in which two groups of six players are isolated by a net. Every group tries to score focuses by establishing a ball on the other group's court under sorted out rules.[1] It has been a piece of the official system of the Summer Olympic Games subsequent to 1964.

A scene of volleyball play in an Erwadi town.

The complete tenets are broad. Be that as it may, basically, play continues as takes after: a player on one of the groups starts a "rally" by serving the ball (hurling or discharging it and after that hitting it with a hand or arm), from behind the back limit line of the court, over the net, and into the accepting group's court. The accepting group must not let the ball be grounded inside of their court. The group may touch the ball up to 3 times however singular players may not touch the ball twice continuously. Normally, the initial two touches are utilized to set up for an assault, an endeavor to coordinate the ball back over the net in a manner that the serving group can't keep it from being grounded in their court.

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