First of all, only 10?????? Well, ok.
1.) You must serve behind the in-line
2.)If the ball touches the antenna it is considered out
3.)If you are in back row, you can't jump and hit the ball over the net in front of the 10 ft. line
4.) A front row blocker cannot purposefully move to block a player from seeing the server (also known as screening)
5.)In club volleyball, you cannot touch the top of the net of go into the net if it interferes with the play.
6.)Again in club volleyball, you whole foot cannot be over the middle line
7.) You can't catch the volleyball or "throw" the volleyball or "lift" it
8.)One person cannot touch the the ball two times or more in a row
9.)One team cannot play the ball more than four times before it goes over the net
10.)Back to serving - You can only have one re-toss if you make a bad one. If you want to make a re-toss, you cannot touch the ball and it must touch the ground.
No, in volleyball, it is against the rules to touch the net while playing.
When playing volleyball outside the official court, the rules are generally more flexible. The main guidelines include having a designated playing area with boundaries, using a softer ball to prevent injuries, and establishing rules for scoring and gameplay. It's important to ensure safety and fair play while enjoying the game in a more casual setting.
Yes, an illegal block in volleyball is considered a violation of the rules.
The rules and regulations for playing sand volleyball within the designated lines on the court include staying within the boundaries of the court, not touching the net during play, and following the rules of the game such as serving, passing, setting, and spiking the ball. Players must also adhere to any specific rules set by the league or tournament they are participating in.
think, look up the rules for both indoor and outdoor volleyball and make a phrase that's like catchy or something (:
Well, they are the same, but you should adjust the rules to make it easier for people whose bodies cant take the real rules of volleyball.
well there are alot of rules to volleyball...
Wiliam Morgan invented Volleyball and wrote the rules.
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in order to become a volleyball player, you don't have to take special classes, and there is never, EVER anyone there at the end to say, "You are officially a volleyball player." The only way to determine that you are a volleyball player is that you play somewhere. Like:1. It could be your house.2. A league.3. A school team.4. The Olympics.5. A contest.6. The beach. (Beach volleyball)7. Take classes at a gym or something.And in order to truly become and be a volleyball player, you must be dedicated. You must follow all the rules of volleyball. No matter what kind of volleyball your playing, Beach volleyball, or regular volleyball, you MUST follow the rules of the game.
In volleyball matches, players wearing a different color jersey are typically designated as the libero. The libero has specific rules to follow, such as only playing in the back row and not being allowed to serve or attack the ball above the net.
I don't know much but i do know (1) in volleyball you can have 6 people on Court and in mini you can have only 4 (2) In mini volleyball you can not kick the ball but in volleyball you can (3) In volleyball you have sets and in mini you just count all the scores (4) If a boy is playing in a team they will put the net up higher (5) you can serve over arm i think you can do that in mini volleyball as well but people just don't bother because in practice they only teach year 5's and over. That's all i know there are probably heaps more rules but there are some :)