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What is it called when a volleyball goes from one team to the other without any fouls or points being scored?
Rally
What is a volley in badminton?
when the ball continuously goes from one team to another without any fouls or points being scored
When can you touch the net in volleyball?
In volleyball, it is a violation to touch the net during play. Players are not allowed to make contact with the net while the ball is in play, as it can result in a point being awarded to the opposing team.
What is an advantage of volleyball?
Height, Strength, being able to jump are all advantages of volleyball
What is the key in volleyball?
being mentally strong
Where is the beach volleyball being held in 2012?
Beach Volleyball on Horse Guards Parade in central London
Where is the 2012 Olympic Volleyball being held?
The indoor volleyball competition is taking place at Earls Court Exhibition Centre, in west London, and the beach volleyball tournament is being held at Horse Guards Parade in central London.
Does hitting your head at 15 mph has the same impact as being hit with sledge hammer?
No, hitting your head at 15 mph will result in less force and impact compared to being hit with a sledgehammer. The force generated by a sledgehammer is much greater due to its weight and speed of impact, which can cause severe damage to the head and brain.
What are all the rules of softball?
To have the most number of runs after the end of the 7 innings. Runs maybe scored by putting the ball in play (hitting a pitched ball in the infield) and running to each base without being put out.
Before a ball was custom made for the sport in 1900 what kind of a ball was being used in volleyball?
I don't think they played volleyball before the actual volleyball came out
How does wrist flexion affect the volleyball spike?
if you snap your wrist while hitting a ball, it creates topspin, and makes the ball harder to return for the other team.. if you hit with a stiff wrist, it causes the ball to float, and usually results in the ball being hit out.
How can you explain momentum by using volleyball as a example?
Newton's law of motion states something along the lines of the action-reaction force. When the volleyball (in motion) comes down, it bounces off the specific area of your hands/arms/wrists used to "bump" the volleyball. This causes the volleyball to fly into the air, while also causing the reaction force of your hands being pushed downward as you feel the force of the volleyball hitting your skin.
