Though it isn't the best decision because of lack of accuracy and strength, you are allowed to contact the ball with your head. This generally happens when someone is digging; the hit comes so fast and the digger doesn't have time to react, resulting them getting hit in the face/head. The ball can still be played off their hit. Usually players don't try on purpose to do this.
Not much has changed in the past years but except the in Middle School volleyball, you can use your feet to pop up the ball if nessesary but you MAY NOT use your head at all.
arms, head, body and knees....but the players cannot use their feet
spike
You may use any part of your body in volleyball, except when your serving. And remember: NO CARRYING!
you use your hands in volleyball and in soccer you use ur feet and u play on a cort in volleyball and in soccer u play on a feild
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Sepaktakraw, or kick volleyball, is a sport native to the Malay-Thai Peninsula. Sepaktakraw differs from the similar sport of volleyball in its use of a rattan ball and only allowing players to use their feet, knee, chest and head to touch the ball. It is a popular sport in Southeast Asia.
yes but it would be easier to use your hands
in volleyball you use your hands, and in soccer you use your feet, with the exception of the goalie. Also in volleyball, you play on a smaller court, with 6-8 players, in soccer you can have i believe up to 12 or 14 players on the field.
The current men's volleyball head coach at Penn State is Mark Lavlik. The women's volleyball head coach is Russ Rose.
circumference of volleyball: 65-67 cm. mass: 260-280 grams
The size of the court and additional space around the court