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A serving fault is when a player hits the ball into the net.
A serving fault is when a player hits the ball into the net.
True (A)
A lifting fault is when a player hits the ball with an open hand.
A lifting fault is when a player hits the ball with an open hand.
False (B)
A blocking error is when a blocker blocks the ball out of bounds.
A blocking error is when a blocker blocks the ball out of bounds.
True (A)
A hitting error is when a player sets the ball to the wrong location.
A hitting error is when a player sets the ball to the wrong location.
Reaching over the net to block the ball is a fault.
Reaching over the net to block the ball is a fault.
Catching the ball instead of hitting it is not considered a fault.
Catching the ball instead of hitting it is not considered a fault.
A player hitting the ball twice in a row is an error.
A player hitting the ball twice in a row is an error.
Reaching over the net but not touching the ball is a blocking fault.
Reaching over the net but not touching the ball is a blocking fault.
A serving fault results in a side-out for the opposing team.
A serving fault results in a side-out for the opposing team.
A setting error is when a player sets the ball to the correct location but the hitter misses the ball.
A setting error is when a player sets the ball to the correct location but the hitter misses the ball.
A defensive error is when a player fails to stop a ball that is out of bounds.
A defensive error is when a player fails to stop a ball that is out of bounds.
A receiving error is when a player fails to return a serve and the ball lands out of bounds.
A receiving error is when a player fails to return a serve and the ball lands out of bounds.
Flashcards
Serving Fault
Serving Fault
Occurs when a player fails to legally serve the ball, often by hitting it into the net.
Blocking Error
Blocking Error
Occurs when a blocker blocks the ball in a way that sends it out of bounds.
Reaching Over the Net (Fault)
Reaching Over the Net (Fault)
A fault that occurs when a player illegally reaches over the net to make contact with the ball.
Catching the Ball (Fault)
Catching the Ball (Fault)
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Reaching Over the Net (Blocking Fault)
Reaching Over the Net (Blocking Fault)
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Serving Fault Result
Serving Fault Result
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Study Notes
Faults and Errors
Faults
- A fault is an invalid serve, hit, or block that results in a point for the opposing team.
- Types of faults:
- Serving fault: when the server fails to make a correct serve, such as hitting the ball out of bounds or into the net.
- Hitting fault: when a player hits the ball into the net, out of bounds, or commits a touching or catching fault.
- Blocking fault: when a blocker touches the net or reaches over the net to block the ball.
- Lift fault: when a player lifts or carries the ball instead of hitting it.
Errors
- An error is a mistake made by a player or team that results in a point for the opposing team.
- Types of errors:
- Hitting error: when a player hits the ball out of bounds or into the net.
- Setting error: when a setter sets the ball to the wrong location or to a player who is not in position to attack.
- Blocking error: when a blocker fails to block the ball or blocks it out of bounds.
- Coverage error: when a player fails to cover the ball or is out of position.
Common Faults and Errors
- Reaching over the net to block or hit the ball.
- Touching the net with any part of the body while playing the ball.
- Catching or holding the ball instead of hitting it.
- Hitting the ball twice in a row or hitting the ball with an open hand.
- Stepping over the center line or touching the opponent's court during a play.
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