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Grade 11 Lesson 1 Recap Vball

Volleyball is a competitive team sport played by two teams of six players, aiming to score points by grounding the ball on the opponent's side. The game was developed by William Morgan in 1895 and has specific facilities and equipment, including a court, net, and ball. Key skills in volleyball include serving, receiving, passing, setting, spiking, and blocking.

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Grade 11 Lesson 1 Recap Vball

Volleyball is a competitive team sport played by two teams of six players, aiming to score points by grounding the ball on the opponent's side. The game was developed by William Morgan in 1895 and has specific facilities and equipment, including a court, net, and ball. Key skills in volleyball include serving, receiving, passing, setting, spiking, and blocking.

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A team sport includes any sport which

involves players working together towards a


shared objective. A team sport is an activity in
which a group of individuals, on the same
team, work together to accomplish an ultimate
goal which is usually to win.
O • Describe the nature
B and background of
J the sport.
E • Executes the skills
C involved in the
T sport.
I • Discuss the
V equipment and
E facility of the sport
S • Learn the rules in
What is Volleyball?
• Volleyball is a
competitive team sport
played by two teams
with six (6) active
players from each team.
• The objective of the
game is to gain points
by grounding the ball in
History and Development
History and Development
• The game was first
developed by William
Morgan in 1895 Holyoke,
Massachusetts.
• Inspired by the game of
tennis, Morgan decided to
place a net higher than
the average height of a
History and Development
• In 1896, Alfred Halstead
suggested to change the
name of the game to
Volleyball to describe
the motion of the ball
during the game.
• In 1916, the offensive
action of the set and
FACILITIES
AND
EQUIPMENT
A. Court
A. Court
• The game is played in a court
measuring 9 m wide and 18 m long
divided by a line at the center.
• A line is drawn on both sides of the
court, 3 m from the center divided each
side into the front zone and back zone.
• The open space at the end line is
designated as the service area.
B. Net
• The net is placed
vertically over the
center line with the
top measuring 2.43
m for men and 2.24
m for women.
C. Ball
• The ball is spherical
in shape, made of
flexible or synthetic
leather with a
circumference of
65-67 cm and a
weight of 260-280
g.
BASIC SKILLS
IN
VOLLEYBALL
A. Serving
• This skill is used to
start the game or
continue if after a
point has been made.
• There are two types of
service; the
underhand and
overhand serve.
Underhand serve
• Underhand serve is hitting the ball from
below.
Overhand serve
• Overhand serve is hitting the ball from
above.
At a level higher than the head.
B. Receive and Pass
• Receiving involves
returning the ball from a
service, spike, or any
type of hit from the
other side of the court.
• Passing involves
deflecting the ball
toward the direction of a
• Executing a dig
pass involves
coordination of
the upper and
lower body.
• Stance is
done to
maintain
balance
while
playing.
• Arm position is
done by
extending the
arms forward
with the hands
clasped
together,
making the
forearms
C. Set
• This leads a
pass or a setup
for an attack.
• It requires good
ball control to
make the
following spike
successful.
D. Spike
• This is an effective
skill and very difficult
to return.
• The placement of the
ball is a key factor
that is why it works
together with the set.
E. Blocking
• This is a defensive
effort performed
by two or three
members of the
team to deflect a
ball coming from a
spike.
• It requires proper
timing to

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