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Essential Volleyball Skills Guide

The document provides instructions on basic volleyball skills including serve, pass, set, spike/attack, block, and dig. It describes the techniques and objectives for each skill such as making the serve land in the opponent's court or putting the ball in the air for an attack. The document contains detailed descriptions and diagrams for performing each skill properly.

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Essential Volleyball Skills Guide

The document provides instructions on basic volleyball skills including serve, pass, set, spike/attack, block, and dig. It describes the techniques and objectives for each skill such as making the serve land in the opponent's court or putting the ball in the air for an attack. The document contains detailed descriptions and diagrams for performing each skill properly.

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Hanna Mae Peralta
BSA- 2A
Serve
Overhead Serve-If the player stands
behind in line and serves the ball an
attempt to drive it in the opponents
court. Her main objective is to make
it land inside the court. It is also
desirable to set the ball’s direction
speed acceleration that it becomes
difficult for the opponent to handle
the ball.
Pass
Also called reception. It is a tap
by team to properly handle the ball
serve or any form of attack. Proper
handling includes not only preventing
the ball from touching the court but
also making reached position with the
setter foot feet behind and precisely
which leads to setting.
Set
Usually the second contact that the team
makes the ball. The main goal of setting is
put the ball in the air in such a way that it
can be driven by an attack into the
opponent’s court. The center coordinates the
offensive movements of a team and it’s a
player ultimately decides which player would
attack the ball.
Jump set- It is used when the ball is high
above the net and can be properly handled
with just its fingertips.
Spike/Attack
The third contact a team makes
the ball. The object of attacking
is to hand the ball so that makes
it land on he opponents court and
cannot be defended. A players must
make a series of steps to
approach, jump, and swing at the
ball
Block
Refers to the action taken by the
player standing in the net to stop or
alter an opponent’s attack. Block that is
aimed completely stopping attack thus
making the ball remain in the opponent’s
court is called fencing. A player
executing a offensive blocks perform
jumping and reaching a penetrate with
one’s arm and hand over the net of the
opponents.
Dig
Ability to prevent the ball to
score after the spiker attack,
particularly a ball nearly
touching the ground. In many
aspects the skills similar to
passing or bumping. Overhead dig
and bump used to distinct
defensive of offensive actions

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