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Attack- offensive tea attempting to score

Block- defensive play used to intercept a hard driven spike

Dead Ball- ball is dead when the play stops with the whistle of the referee.

Double Foul- both teams comiting a foul in the same play.

Dribbling- a player touches the ball more than once with whatsoever part of his body when no other player has touched it before

Foul- violation of the rules

Game- one team reaches 25 points

Holding- when the ball comes to rest momentarily in the hands of arms of the player

Pass- to bat the ball to a teammate

Placement- hitting the ball on an intended spot

Point- score made by serving team

service- act of putting the ball in play

Set- equivalent to the word "game" as in the 25 point game

Set-up- A high pass close to the net so that the spiker can drive the ball into the opponents court

Spike- hitting a ball in play at net level or above 80 that it is driven downward over the net.

Net:Dimensions- 1m wide x 9.5 m longHieght: 2.43(men) 2.24(women)

Ball-not -weight is not

Fudametals

ATTACKS

ATTACKS-Spike (hand spike) -Passing

Serve-underhand-overhand-

Defense-Blocking

Defense-Blocking

History:1895MassachussetsWIlliam G. Morgan

Advantages:-safe to play-can be played both male and female-for of recreation

Franz Peter Schubert

Felix Mendelssohn

Frederic Francois Chopin

Franz Liszt

Richard Wagner

Volleyball

Composers