Basic Skills in Volleyball

what are the three (3) types of underhand serve?

• drop

  waloop

  floater

• floating

  drop

  wallop

• drop

  wallop

  floater

• float

  drop

  wallop

It is batted in the same way as the drop. But in this case, there is no spin imparted onto the ball so that the ball goes floating straight ahead, in almost a horizontal plane

• drop

• underhand serve

• floater

• wallop

The ball shall hit one hand or any part of the arm after being tossed or released from the hand(s), and before it touches any part of his/her body or the playing surface.

• Pass

• Spike

• block

• serve/service/serving

The ball held on the left-hand level with the shoulder or a little lower, with the hand stretched or half-stretched, but with the player facing the side of the court.

• sidehand serve

• sidearm serve

• underhand serve

• underarm serve

A method of fielding balls that are almost out of reach.

• dig pass

• spike

• block

• set-up pass

The effort of a defensive team to stop a spike by putting up the fingers and hands above the net

• spiking

• serving

• blocking

• passing

It is done by hitting the ball over or above the net with any strong force or smash such that the ball falls in a downward direction.

• spiking

• passing

• blocking

• serving

Used when ball received below shoulders

• underhand pass

• overhand pass

• underhand serve

• overhand serve

The server bats the ball as in the drop but preference is given to the hitting of the ball with the side of the first near the thumb.

• drop

• serve

• pass

• wallop

What are the two (2) types of spike?

• hard and smooth spike

• heavy and Light spike

• hard and soft spike

• hard and sharp spike