The document discusses various skills required for volleyball including passing the ball to teammates, serving underhand or overhead, receiving serves underhand or with an overhead pass, spiking, and different positions on the court including setter, middle blocker, and libero defensive specialist. A team has 6 players on the court at a time with 3 in the front row and 3 in the back row, and the libero wears a different colored jersey and can only play in the back row.

2. The most fundamental skill to be
learned is the ability to pass the ball to a
teammate, which is required on almost
all plays.

4. SERVE
This is what always starts the game and helps to
keep the game.
a. Underhand Service- This is mostly done by
beginners because it is easier to do and it does not
require too much power, unlike the overhead serve.
b. Overhead Serve- This is also known as spike
serve and it is done by players with good strength
and coordination.

5. PASS or RECEPTION- This is a way of receiving the
ball and setting for offensive attack.
a. Underhand Pass- This pass is the best option in
receiving a serve or spike.
b. Overhead Pass- This is also known as toss. This
is usually done by the setter as preparation for an
offensive attack, usually a like spike.
SPIKE – This is done by striking the ball with great
force in a downward direction into the opponent’s
court .

6. Team has 6 players on the court. 3 players are front row
players and 3 of them are back row players. Libero has a
different color jersey
and is only allowed to play in the
back row.
Team is allowed to use a libero player (back row player,
defensive specialist) who wears different color shirt.

7. Setter
Middle blocker
Libero

8. KICKING!!!

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