The 10ft line is commonly known as the attack line. This line separates back court from front court. No back court player may be in the front court and attack the ball when it is completely above the net. They may jump from behind this line as long as no part of their foot is in contact with the line and attack the ball.
the ten foot line
Usually the line is 10 feet from the net, often called the "ten foot line".
This line is called the ten foot line.
In volleyball, substitutes are legal and quite frequently used, if that's what you're asking.
the libero goes in to play in the back row usually for the middle hitters. They go in between the ten foot line and the end line.
Well, there's: net kneepads ball court out lines ten foot line That's your general equipment.
no the line is just wood that is colored different than the rest of the floor, just like the free throw line or the ten foot line.
an attack hit in volley ball is when you spike the ball over and did it right from the attack line aggressively!!
the whole entire court is 60ft with each side being 30ft and each side having a ten foot line and the net in the center of the court
Position 1 is considered "right back" (If you're standing at the net looking at the endline, the left third of the court behind the ten foot line).
A back row attack is when one of the three players in the back row jump and contact the ball of the top of the net while jumping from behind the white line, also known as the ten foot line.
because you need some space between the player and the net