Volleyball - history and conditions

Volleyball the game originated in the year 1895by William G. Morgan, a graduate from the Springfield college of YMCA. It has completed its golden period in the year 1995.

Volleyball was previously named as mignonette. For the first time when the game was played the net used for the match was borrowed from tennis and which was about 6 feet 6 inches over the floor. In the year 1916, in Philippines, a nasty way of passing the ball in a high trajectory to be hit by another player (the position and spike) was brought in. In the year 1964, Volleyball sports equipment was added in the Olympic Games in Tokyo. In the year 1996, two-person beach volleyball was as well added to the Olympics.

VOLLEYBALL RULES

• Maximum of three strikes at a time for each side.
• Player might not strike the ball two times in a series.
• Ball might be played off the net at some point in a volley and on serve.
• A ball touching a border line is excellent.
• A lawful hit is get in touch with the ball by a participant body over and as well as the waist which does not let the ball to clearly come to a rest.
• If two or more players make contact with the ball at the same time, it is measured one play and the players caught up might not take part in the next play.
• A player should not chunk or attack a serve.

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