In spike or block techniques, these are foot movements made to approach the ball in the position with the least power, highest balance and highest accuracy. Stepping is done to hit the ball with the least force, the highest balance and the ...
A flexible rod 1.80 m long, attached to the outside of each side band of the volleyball net. The upper 80 cm parts of each antenna continue upwards above the net and these parts are marked with 10 cm stripes in contrasting colors. The anten...
It is a scored point when the opponent fails to return the serve or returns it unsuccessfully. The “Ace” number represents the number of successful serves a player serves during a match or tournament....
attack line fault: It is when a back row player, while making an attack hit on the ball above the net level, touches or crosses the attack (3 m) line with their foot. It results in the opposing team scoring a point. Players can hit the ball...
A referee who sits next to the scorer at the referee table and helps them work. Before the match, they are responsible for preparing the announcement instructions and libero sheet to record the libero player's movements. During the match, t...
It is an attempt by a player to send the ball into the opponent's court at high speed or into the opponent's space in order to score. Serve and block hits are excluded....
A line 3 m from the center line/net in both areas of the court divided by the net, dividing these areas into front and back. In FIVB competitions, the attack line is extended from the sideline with a total of 1.75 m cut lines. Back-row play...