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    The document outlines the official hand signals and flag signals used by referees and line judges in volleyball games. It details signals for authorizing serves, timeouts, substitutions, violations, ball in/out, faults, and other key events. Referees use hand gestures while line judges use flags to communicate decisions to players and spectators.

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    Hand Signal

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    The document outlines the official hand signals and flag signals used by referees and line judges in volleyball games. It details signals for authorizing serves, timeouts, substitutions, violations, ball in/out, faults, and other key events. Referees use hand gestures while line judges use flags to communicate decisions to players and spectators.

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    The document outlines the official hand signals and flag signals used by referees and line judges in volleyball games. It details signals for authorizing serves, timeouts, substitutions, violations, ball in/out, faults, and other key events. Referees use hand gestures while line judges use flags to communicate decisions to players and spectators.

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    The document outlines the official hand signals and flag signals used by referees and line judges in volleyball games. It details signals for authorizing serves, timeouts, substitutions, violations, ball in/out, faults, and other key events. Referees use hand gestures while line judges use flags to communicate decisions to players and spectators.

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    Volleyball Official

    Hand Signals
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    Referee’s Official Hand
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    Signals
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    AUTHORIZATION TO
    SERVE
    ● Move the hand to indicate
    direction of service.
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    TEAM TO SERVE
    ● Extend the arm to the side of
    team that will serve.
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    CHANGE OF COURTS
    ● Raise the forearms front and
    back and twist them around the
    body.
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    TIME-OUT
    ● Place the palm of one hand over
    the fingers of the other, held
    vertically (forming a T) and then
    indicate the requesting team.
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    SUBSTITUTION
    ● Circular motion of the forearms
    around each other.
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    MISCONDUCT WARNING
    ● Show a yellow card for warning.
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    MISCONDUCT PENALTY
    ● Show a red card for penalty.
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    EXPULSION
    ● Show both cards jointly for
    expulsion.
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    DISQUALIFICATION
    ● Show red and yellow cards
    separately for disqualification.
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    END OF SET (OR MATCH)

    ● Cross the forearms in front of the


    chest, hands open.
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    BALL NOT TOSSED OR
    RELEASED AT THE SERVE
    HIT
    ● Lift the extended arm, the palm
    of the hand facing upwards.
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    DELAY IN SERVICE
    ● Raise eight fingers, spread open.
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    BLOCKING FAULT OR
    SCREENING
    ● Raise both arms vertically, palms
    forward.
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    POSITIONAL OR
    ROTATIONAL FAULT
    ● Make a circular motion with the
    forefinger.
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    BALL “IN”
    ● Point the arm and fingers toward
    the floor.
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    BALL “OUT”
    ● Raise the forearms vertically,
    hands open, palms towards the
    body.
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    CATCH
    ● Slowly lift the forearm, palm of
    the hand facing upwards.
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    DOUBLE CONTACT
    ● Raise two fingers, spread open.
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    FOUR HITS
    ● Raise four fingers, spread open.
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    NET TOUCHED BY
    PLAYER – Served ball touches the net
    between the antenna and does not pass the
    vertical plane of the net.
    ● Indicate the relevant side of the
    net with the corresponding hand.
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    REACHING BEYOND THE
    NET
    ● Place a hand above the net, palm
    facing downwards.
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    ATTACK HIT FAULT
    ● Make a downward motion with
    the forearm, hand open.
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    PENETRATION INTO THE OPPONENT COURT BALL
    CROSSING THE LOWER SPACE OR THE SERVER
    TOUCHER THE COURT (END LINE) OR THE PLAYER
    STEPS OUTSIDE HIS/HER COURT AT THE MOMENT
    OF THE SERVICE HIT

    ● Point to the center line or the


    relevant line.
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    DOUBLE FAULT AND
    REPLAY
    ● Raise both thumbs vertically.
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    BALL TOUCHED
    ● Brush with the palm of one hand
    fingers of the other, held
    vertically.
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    DELAY WARNING/
    DELAY PENALTY
    ● Cover the wrist with a yellow card
    (warning) and with red card
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    (penalty).
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    Flag Signals
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    BALL “IN”
    ● Point down with flag.
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    BALL “OUT”
    ● Raise flag vertically.
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    BALL TOUCHED
    ● Raise flag and touch the top with
    the palm of the free hand.
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    CROSSING SPACE FAULTS, BALL
    TOUCHED AN OUTSIDE OBJECT, OR FOOT
    FAULT BY ANY PLAYER DURING SERVICE

    ● Wave flag over the head and point


    to the antenna or the respective
    line.
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    JUDGEMENT IMPOSSIBLE

    ● Raise and cross both arms and


    hands in front of the chest.
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    Thank you!
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