Coaching Volleyball
September 18, 2010 by Guest Author · Leave a Comment
The simplicity behind it and potential for aerobic exercise makes volleyball a great game for anyone to play. If you have decided to coach the game of volleyball, then you will definitely want to know the basics of the game and how everything works together in order to give your players a great workout while having fun.
Volleyball was born in a Massachusetts YMCA way back in 1895, just four years after basketball, another popular sport, was invented. It was first none as Mintonette and was established as a hybrid of tennis and handball. It was first developed in order to have an indoor sport that would help to keep players of these other sports in shape. At first, those who played would be allowed to catch the ball and throw it over the net. In 1896, this particular game was seen at an expedition where it gained some key elements and rules to make it into the game it is today.
When one begins the game of volleyball, they will want to have six players on both sides of the net. The six players would then be divided into two groups – three in front and three at the back. Once a player serves the ball to the opposite side, the volleyball game is underway. The opponents will have three tries to get the ball back over the net. The other team would gain a point whenever the ball goes out of play, bounces onto the court, or fails to go over to the other side after three tries.
After a team adds to its total on the scoreboard, the ball will change hands, as some of the players can hit further from behind or further towards the net. This allows all the players an opportunity to serve the ball. As points continue to be scored, each player on court gets a chance to serve, moving in a clockwise direction.
These are the basics of volleyball, and understanding them helps players increase their knowledge of the game and motivation to play. By finding the foundation of volleyball, all of the players will have the ability to set their own standards and go for the spike.
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