A dig is when you dive to get the ball and most of the time in beach volleyball, you extend one arm and hit it with just that one arm.
I started playing beach volleyball in Hermosa Beach in'55. The dig came from the feeling of digging it out of the beach without allowing the ball (spike) to hit the sand first. Never heard of it being with one hand.
The announcers at the Olympics call any shot returned a dig. Even high shots. They're just clueless appointees of NBC executives But that's redundant isn't it? Probably have never played volleyball.
The dig shot is used when you do not have another option and you are to far out of reach to shuffle and get to it on time. So you basically dive for it and *dig* it back up before it hits the ground.
A dig is when you dive down onto the floor to get the volleyball.
There is no dig in netball. But there is a dig in Volleyball
In volleyball anyone can dig, usually those who dig are passers or severs, not setters. So if you back-row or running a 6-2 passers dig the ball
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It's called a dig.
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If I am not wrong it is in rugby Actually I believe it is volleyball