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    REVIEWER IN PE104

    HISTORY, FACILITIES, EQUIPMENTS

     WILLIAM G. MORGAN- invented the game volleyball


     FEBRUARY 9, 1895- date when volleyball was invented
     MINTONETTE- was the original name of volleyball
     60 X 30 FT OR 18M X 9M- court dimension
     5cm WIDE- size of all court lines
     ANTENNA/ANTENNAE- two vertical rods are usually red and white in color and are
    mounted on the ends of the net, above the sidelines and not in-play.
     SERVICE LINE- area from which the server may serve the volleyball
     CENETER LINE- is marked at the center of the court
     BOUNDARY LINES- two sidelines and two end lines mark the playing court
     NET POSTS- is positioned 36 feet apart and 3 feet further out from the sidelines
     2.43m – height of men’s net
     2.23m- height of women’s net

    SKILLS
     SERVING- the first contact that starts every rally
     RECEIVING- also called as passing the ball
     SETTING- is the second step of passing and it can be done to either dump the ball over
    into an undefended spot or position the ball that allows the hitter to spike it over
     SPIKING- act of scoring a point by slamming the ball over the net
     BLOCKING- is an attempt to halt an opponent's attack by jumping with the hands
    overhead to create a barrier at the net
     DIGGING- prevent the ball from hitting the floor after being spiked by the opposing team
     ROOF- is when a player jumps above the net to block and blocks the ball straight down
     STUFF BLOCK- occurs when the team that served the ball fails to win a point on the play,
    resulting in a loss of serve to the opponent
     SIX PACK- occurs when a defensive player gets hit in the head or face by a spiked ball.
    Also called a facial
     PANCAKE- is done by taking a hand and putting on the ground so the ball lands on top of
    it
     FRONT ROW- players on zones II, III and IV
     SUBSTITUTION ZONE- This zone is limited by the extension of both attack lines up to the
    scorer’s table

    NOTE: STUDY THE RULES AND REGULATIONS


    HAND SIGNALS
    HAND SIGNAL
    AUTHORIZATION TO Move the hand to indicate
    SERVE direction of service

    TEAM TO SERVE Extend the arm to the side of


    team that will serve

    CHANGE OF COURTS Raise the forearms front and


    back and twist them around
    the body

    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

    SUBSTITUTION Circular motion of the


    forearms around each other

    MISCONDUCT WARNING Show a yellow card for


    warning

    END OF SET (OR MATCH) Cross the forearms in front of


    the chest, hands open

    BALL NOT TOSSED OR Lift the extended arm, the


    RELEASED AT THE palm of the hand facing
    SERVICE HIT upwards

    DELAY IN SERVICE Raise eight fingers, spread


    open
    BLOCKING FAULT OR Raise both arms vertically,
    SCREENING palms forward

    POSITIONAL OR Make a circular motion with


    ROTATIONAL FAULT the forefinger

    BALL “IN” Point the arm and fingers


    toward the floor

    BALL “OUT” Raise the forearms vertically,


    hands open, palms towards
    the body

    CATCH Slowly lift the forearm, palm of


    the hand facing upwards

    DOUBLE CONTACT Raise two fingers, spread


    open

    FOUR HITS Raise four fingers, spread


    open

    NET TOUCHED BY PLAYER Indicate the relevant side of


    the net with the corresponding
    hand
    REACHING BEYOND THE Place a hand above the net,
    NET palm facing downwards

    ATTACK HIT FAULT Make a downward motion with


    the forearm, hand open

    PENETRATION INTO THE Point to the center line or to


    OPPONENT COURT the relevant line

    DOUBLE FAULT AND Raise both thumbs vertically


    REPLAY

    BALL TOUCHED Brush with the palm of one


    hand the fingers of the other,
    held vertically

    GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS ON YOUR EXAMS! 😊

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