MAPEH-PH-VOLLEYBALL

1. By: Ms. Justine Jhoi N.
Faner, LPT
HISTORY
EQUIPMENTS

4. Historic 55-points in a Game.

5. By: Ms. Justine Jhoi N. Faner,
LPT
HISTORY
EQUIPMENTS

6. By: Ms. Justine Jhoi N. Faner,
LPT
HISTORY
EQUIPMENTS

7. -Initially, volleyball was a game
designed as a recreation activity for
businessmen.
-It was first invented in 1895 in
Holyoke, Massachusetts.
William G. Morgan, a YMCA
physical education director
The History of
Volleyball

8. -The first rules, written by Morgan himself, called
for a net 6 feet 6 inches high and a 25 by 50 foot
court. Any number of players could participate in
the game, and a match was composed of nine
innings, with three serves for each team each
inning
The History of
Volleyball

9. -A year later, after seeing a demonstration given at
the YMCA in nearby Springfield, Massachusetts, a
businessman named Dr. Halstead suggested the
name be changed to "Volleyball" because the basic
idea of the game was to volley the ball back and
forth over the net
The History of
Volleyball

10. -A few years later, in 1900, a modification of rules
was suggested by W.E. Day. He proposed that the
height of the net go up to 7 feet 6 inches and
match length be set at 21 points. These changes
were accepted and published by the YMCA.
The History of
Volleyball

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14. -In 1912, the rules of volleyball were changed yet again.
The court size became 35 feet by 60 feet, and a uniform
size and weight of the ball was established, calling for a
circumference of 26 inches and a weight of between 7
and 9 ounces. Additionally, two other important rules
were established: the number of players on each team
was set at six and the players must rotate before service.
The History of
Volleyball

15. Equipments Used
1. BALL
made of leather or
synthetic leather, have a
circumference of 65–
67 cm, a weight of 260–
280 g and an inside
pressure of 0.30–
0.325 kg/cm2

16. Equipments Used
2. NET
one-meter wide net
placed so that the top of
the net is 2.43 meters for
men's competition, and
2.24 meters for women's
competition

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3. THE
COURT
A court 18 meters long
and 9 meters wide,
divided into two
9 m × 9 m halves by a net

18. Equipments Used
3. THE
COURT
“ Attack line“ This 3
meter line divides the
court into back row and
front row areas

19. Equipments Used
3. THE
COURT
“ Free Zone” which is a
minimum of 3 meters wide
and which the players may
enter and play within after
the service of the ball. If a
ball comes in contact with
the line, the ball is
considered to be “IN”

20. Equipments Used
3. THE
COURT
An antenna is placed on each
side of the net perpendicular to
the sideline and is a vertical
extension of the side boundary
of the court. A ball passing over
the net must pass completely
between the antennae without
contacting them.

21. SKILLS AND
TECHNIQUES
-It is a action that we use in an activity.
-e.g. service, pass, set, etc
SKILLS
TECHNIQU
ES-It is the way in which a skill is performed
-e.g. Line and Cross-court Shot , Dump etc.

22. SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES
6 BASIC
SKILLS
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erve
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lock
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23. MANGANANG SISTERS
FROM INDONESIA