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When the ball hits the floor of your opponents side of the court.
Yes. If any part of the ball hits any part of the line, it is considered in.
the ball hits the ground.
When the same person hits the ball twice in a row, it is called a double hit.
A 'volley'.
no they cant i myself play volleyball you can only hit the ball once but if someone passes it to you . you could hit it over A block does not count as one of the three hits (except in Beach) so yes the blocker could be the next legal touch
a dig in volley ball is when some when someone hits it at you, you dive for it, and it is a good pass
A volley in tennis refers to when a player hits a ball without the ball bouncing; this usually takes place when a player stands close to the net.
A volley is when a player obstructs the ball if he, or anything he wears or carries, touches the ball in play when it is above or travelling towards the playing surface, not having touched his court since last being struck by his opponent. So, very simply, a volley is when a player hits the ball before it bounces on his side of the table. This is not allowed.
Some common tennis terms are as follows:Deuce (a score of 40-40 in a single game)Smash/Slam (an overhead hit using the user's full power to hit the ball fast)Volley (when the player hits the ball before it hits the ground; it is a common misconception that it can only be done at the net, as there is a term called the 'baseline volley' where the player hits the ball before it hits the ground at the baseline, rather than at the net)Half-Volley (a hit right next to the ground where the ball just bounced off of the ground and barely got off of the ground)Winner (the most common term used on the court; it is a shot where the player hit the ball but the opponent could not get their racquet on the ball)
No.
Illegal hits in volleyball: -Catching or holding the ball -Hitting the ball underhand with open palms -Throwing the ball -Changing the direction of the ball There is also a thing called a double hit, which is generally called on for setters, when the ball hits their hands at a slightly different time while setting the ball. However, double hits are legal on a team's first hit, but not on subsequent hits. Also, contacting the ball with any part below the waist is now considered legal.