the basic scals in playing volleyball is scoring,rotation,basic violations,the court
Doubles in volleyball occur when two players on the same team touch the ball simultaneously. This is different from other violations in the game because doubles are specifically related to the way the ball is touched, while other violations involve different rules and actions on the court.
bumping
one violation in volleyball is hitting the net while volleying with the other team
Serving Digging / receiving Setting Spiking
don't go past the surving line.
simple serve
cause i am a boss
In volleyball, the concept of "offside" does not exist as it does in sports like soccer. Instead, volleyball has specific rules regarding player positioning and net violations. Players must adhere to their designated areas on the court and follow rotation rules, but there is no offside rule that penalizes players for being in certain positions relative to the ball or opponents. The focus in volleyball is on ball contact, positioning during play, and adhering to the rules of service and rotation.
no. I've been playing for a while now. It's pretty easy as long as you keep it basic.
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Answer: No. Size and weight violations were included in the Cargo-Related Basic when FMCSA wrote version 1 of the CSA 2010 methodology. Size and weight violations were remove from Version 2 (summer of 2010). FMCSA still pays attention to size and weight violations. Companies with a history of size and weight violations will still be targeted for roadside inspections through the Inspection Selection System (ISS). But points will not be assessed in CSA for these violations.