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What are two serves in volleyball?
spike and volley
What are serves called in volleyball?
There are two types of serves in volleyball: Overhand and Underhand.Overhand: The overhand serve is just as it sounds, you throw the ball up in the air and then you hit it hard to make it over to the other side. This serve is for more experienced players, because it takes a little bit to get the hang of it. You also need plenty of arm muscle to make it over.Underhand: Underhand serving is when you hold the volleyball in your left or right hand (it depends on what your prominent hand is, if you're left handed you use hold the volleyball in your right hand, if right handed you use your left) then you swing it with your prominent hand.Those are the two basically popular serves in volleyball, but it also depends on what serve you prefer.
What is the position called when a server serves a volleyball?
every single position on a volleyball court serves. there is no specific serving position
Are net serves replayed in volleyball?
Yes
What is the serving position in volleyball?
the same that serves in tennis
How is called the service in Volleyball?
The two over arm serves are called the top spin and the flote serve and the under arm serve
How do you decide who serves first in recreational volleyball?
rock paper siccors
Diagram of volleyball court?
Click on the 'Volleyball Basics' link on this page to see a document about the basics of volleyball, including serving, digging, and spiking. The information about the serve is on page 10. You will need the Adobe reader to view the document.
What sport is not popular?
Volleyball
Is volleyball popular?
Volleyball is very popular because it is competitive and fun to watch. it is very popular in southern California, and in 2007 was the 2nd most popular sport.
Is volleyball popular in Missouri?
yes it is volleyball is a world wide sprts
Is the server in volleyball limited to 7 serves in a row?
No, The server can have as many serves as he or she may like. As long as the opposition doesn't side-out.
