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What has the author Allen E Scates written?
Allen E. Scates has written: 'Winning volleyball: fundamentals, tactics and strategy' -- subject(s): Volleyball 'Volleyball' -- subject(s): Volleyball
What is IDEAL problem solving?
IDEAL problem solving is a successful strategy that has been tested and proven. IDEAL stands for Identify, Define, Explore, Act and Look.
What kind of spandex is suitable for volleyball uniforms?
Spandex is an exceptionally elastic material and therefore is ideal for volleyball. The reasons for this are becuase you need to be able to move quickly in volleyball and need a lot of flexibility which other materials don't offer.
What is the for the sports volleyball was made for?
what year is volleyball made what do they use what is they history
What is a block in volleyball and how does it impact the game strategy?
A block in volleyball is when a player jumps at the net with their hands raised to stop the ball from crossing over to their side. It impacts game strategy by disrupting the opponent's attack, forcing them to adjust their shots and potentially leading to scoring points for the blocking team.
How does volleyball compare in participation to soccer?
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
What ia the meterial use in volleyball?
Material used in volleyball is sponge type.
Can you use feet in volleyball?
You may use any part of your body in volleyball, except when your serving. And remember: NO CARRYING!
Can you use your head in volleyball to legally play the ball?
Yes, in volleyball, you can legally use your head to play the ball.
What was the use of the volleyball?
To have fun, strengthen your arms, compete, improve, and make new friends! :)
Can you use volleyball kneepads as football kneepads?
No you have to use volleyball knee-pads or you can't play nut it depends on the league
What hit should you use when the volleyball is coming towards you above your head in volleyball?
spike
