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- Herausgeber: Shuttle Systems Ltd
- Kategorie: Ratgeber
- Sprache: Englisch
"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard."
Discover the exciting world of volleyball with the new "Volleyball: Learn The Basics - The History, The Rules and How To Play in 30 Minutes" book. This concise guide offers an in-depth look into the exhilarating sport of volleyball and will give you a strong foundation for understanding and playing the game.
This engaging book starts with the "Brief history and origin of Volleyball", charting the game's evolution from its early inception to its modern-day popularity. It then delves into the "Basic rules and objective of the game", clearly outlining the fundamental principles that govern the sport.
Next, you'll explore the "Equipment" chapter, where you'll understand the importance of various volleyball gear. Learn about "VOLLEYBALL NET AND COURT DIMENSIONS", "VOLLEYBALL BALL TYPES AND SIZES", and "ESSENTIAL GEAR FOR PLAYERS". This section offers a comprehensive guide to the equipment that shapes the game.
Once equipped with this knowledge, the "Fundamentals of Volleyball" chapter will guide you through the "BASIC SKILLS FOR SERVING, PASSING, SETTING, HITTING, BLOCKING, AND DIGGING". Detailed descriptions and tips on "TECHNIQUES FOR FOOTWORK, HAND POSITIONING, AND BODY POSITIONING" will get you up and moving in no time.
Further, the "Strategies and Game Play" section is packed with insights into "OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE STRATEGIES", "TEAM DYNAMICS AND COMMUNICATION", and "SCORING AND GAME FORMATS". This will enable you to understand the tactical aspects of the game and will help in developing your strategic thinking skills on the court.
The guide also features a chapter on "Advanced Techniques and Training", offering you insights on "ADVANCED SKILLS SUCH AS JUMP SERVING, JUMP HITTING, AND JUMP BLOCKING". This, along with "STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING EXERCISES TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE" and "TIPS FOR IMPROVING YOUR GAMEPLAY AND TAKING YOUR SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL", will provide you with the tools needed to progress your volleyball capabilities.
Finally, get inspired with the "Famous Players" chapter, providing a snapshot of volleyball's most influential figures, their accomplishments, and their impact on the sport.
"Volleyball: Learn The Basics - The History, The Rules and How To Play in 30 Minutes" is perfect for beginners looking to understand and engage with volleyball, as well as intermediate players seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills. Grab your copy today and immerse yourself in the exciting world of volleyball!
Table of Contents
Brief history and origin of Volleyball
Basic rules and objective of the game
Equipment
Volleyball net and court dimensions
Volleyball ball types and sizes
Essential gear for players
Fundamentals of Volleyball
Basic skills for serving, passing, setting, hitting, blocking, and digging
Techniques for footwork, hand positioning, and body positioning
Strategies and Game Play
Offensive and defensive strategies
Team dynamics and communication
Scoring and game formats
Advanced Techniques and Training
Advanced skills such as jump serving, jump hitting, and jump blocking
Strength and conditioning exercises to improve performance
Tips for improving your gameplay and taking your skills to the next level
Famous Players
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
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Table of Contents
Brief history and origin of Volleyball
Basic rules and objective of the game
Equipment
Volleyball net and court dimensions
Volleyball ball types and sizes
Essential gear for players
Fundamentals of Volleyball
Basic skills for serving, passing, setting, hitting, blocking, and digging
Techniques for footwork, hand positioning, and body positioning
Strategies and Game Play
Offensive and defensive strategies
Team dynamics and communication
Scoring and game formats
Advanced Techniques and Training
Advanced skills such as jump serving, jump hitting, and jump blocking
Strength and conditioning exercises to improve performance
Tips for improving your gameplay and taking your skills to the next level
Famous Players
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Brief history and origin of Volleyball
The Evolution of Volleyball: A Brief History and Origin
Volleyball, a dynamic and exhilarating sport enjoyed by millions around the world, has a rich history that spans over a century. Developed as a combination of various sports, it has evolved from a recreational pastime to a globally recognized competitive game. This essay explores the origins and key milestones in the history of volleyball, shedding light on the factors that shaped its development into the beloved sport we know today.
The Origin:
The roots of volleyball can be traced back to the late 19th century. In 1895, a man named William G. Morgan, a physical education director at the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in Holyoke, Massachusetts, sought to create a game that would bridge the gap between basketball and tennis. With this objective in mind, Morgan devised a game he called "Mintonette."
Early Development:
Mintonette, as the precursor to modern volleyball, featured elements that distinguish it from the game as we know it today. The early version had a net that was only six feet six inches high, and any number of players could be on each side. The objective was to volley the ball back and forth without it touching the ground. This led to the nickname "volleyball," which would later become the official name of the sport.
Spread and International Recognition:
The popularity of volleyball grew rapidly, spreading beyond the confines of the YMCA. By the early 1900s, the sport had gained recognition in Canada, the United States, and other countries. Volleyball was introduced to Europe during World War I when American troops stationed there played the game recreationally. It quickly caught on, leading to the formation of the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) in 1947, which became the global governing body for the sport.
Olympic Inclusion:
One significant milestone in volleyball's history was its inclusion in the Olympic Games. The sport made its Olympic debut in 1964 in Tokyo, Japan, for both men and women. This marked a turning point for volleyball, as it gained international exposure and further cemented its status as a respected and competitive sport.
Evolution of Rules and Techniques:
Throughout its history, volleyball has undergone several rule modifications and refinements. One of the most significant changes occurred in 1998 when the FIVB introduced the rally scoring system, wherein every rally results in a point regardless of the serving team. This change increased the pace and excitement of the game. Additionally, strategies and techniques evolved over time, with players developing new skills such as the spike, block, and diving saves, which have become iconic elements of modern volleyball.
Popularity and Global Reach:
Volleyball's appeal transcends borders, captivating players and fans worldwide. It is played at various levels, from recreational beach volleyball to highly competitive indoor tournaments. The FIVB organizes multiple prestigious events, including the Volleyball World Championships and the Volleyball Nations League, attracting top teams from around the globe. Moreover, beach volleyball gained immense popularity, with its own dedicated competitions, such as the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour and the inclusion of the sport in the Olympic Games.
From its humble beginnings as Mintonette to its status as a thrilling, internationally recognized sport, the history of volleyball is a testament to its enduring appeal. Developed by William G. Morgan and refined over time through the contributions of players, coaches, and organizations like the FIVB, volleyball has evolved into a dynamic and beloved sport enjoyed by millions. As it continues to evolve and adapt to the changing times, volleyball remains a symbol of teamwork, skill, and the joy of spirited competition.
