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What is the forward volley in volleyball?
setter
What is an example of hyperflexion?
A volleyball player's wrist snaps forward after setting a ball.
Is it a foul when a player dives forward with one arm out to keep the ball in play in volleyball?
No. It is encouraged.
What is the setting in volleyball?
Setting in volleyball is when a player hits the ball over the net in a forward pass motion. The ball is hit off the finger tips and not spiked with the fist.
Why should you jump straight up and down when hitting or blocking in volleyball?
You should jump straight up when blocking in volleyball, so you don't end up jumping into the net. However when hitting, sometimes it is good to allow room to jump forward a bit to propel the ball forward and down.
What does it mean to be on your toes in volleyball?
When a player is on their toes in volleyball it means to not be standing flatfooted. Standing flatfooted doesn't allow for quick movement whereas standing with your weight slightly forward allows for easier mobility.
What is a topspin serve in volleyball?
"Topspin" is a spin that has the ball's "top" spinning **forward**, causing the ball to go down faster.
What is placing in volleyball?
there is 6 players inside and on the beach sometimes but others like in the championship there is 2 players there is forward center, forward right, forward left and back left, back right and back center sometimes called other things.
What is the Basketball term similar to Spikers in volleyball?
small forward, the person "responsible" for scoring and shoots. Also the shooting guard but not as much. Positions are also mentioned 3 for small forward and 2 for shooting guard
How do you say volleyball in German?
der Volleyball= volleyball Volleyball spielen= to play volleyball
Should you swing your arm when passing in volleyball?
you really shouldn't, instead keep your arms stationary and use your legs to push the ball forward.
Why do volleyball players swing their legs forward when spiking a ball with their arm?
To gain momentum. It can compare to when you push up with your legs on a pass or a bump.
