A foot fault occurs when a player's feet are at rest before hitting the ball, but they are moved before the shot so that a foot hits one of the following positions:
- the court, including the baseline
- any part of the imaginary extension of the outer mark
- anywhere beyond the imaginary extension found outside of the singles guideline or the doubles guideline, depending on the match type.
To avoid being called for a foot foul, you should ensure that your server is relaxed and stationary. This means that you should avoid any type of serve that involves more than one foot's movement to avoid being called for the foul.
If your foot is on the serving line
There is no such thing as a foul in volleyball.
There is no such thing as fouls in volleyball. Well, a player can get a foot foul, and that is when the players foot touches or crosses serving line. You can get as many of those as you want. There really isn't any fouls in volleyball like there are in basketball
foul
Slide tackle
A foul in soccer is when you slide tackle, grab, pull on another players jersey, or hit another player. It can also be when you bad mouth a player, coach, or referee. These can also become yellow or red flags if taken too far.
The other team automatically gets a point and the ball C:
when a foul is committed in volleyball that team/side losses that point and gives the other side the serve.
No.
No. It is encouraged.
No, it cannot
What are you talking about. I guess you can get a smaller ball or a bigger volleyball court. Bascially it and that simple.