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What should the athlete focus on during the serve and rally?
Where should the ball be contacted during the technique?
What position should the athlete maintain upon contact with the ball?
What completes the pass in the technique?
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What shape does the athlete form with the fingers and thumbs of both hands when setting the ball?
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Where should the athlete's eyes be focused during the setting technique?
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What is the position of the elbows during the setting technique?
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How should the athlete follow-through after setting the ball?
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Study Notes
Serve and Rally Technique
- During the serve and rally, the athlete should focus on the ball and maintain a balanced position.
- The ball should be contacted at the peak of the jump, with the arms extended and the wrists firm.
Contact and Position
- Upon contact with the ball, the athlete should maintain a slight bend in the knees, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs.
- The athlete's body should be facing the net, with the shoulders square to the net.
Setting Technique
- The pass is completed when the ball is directed to the intended target, usually the setter's teammate.
- The athlete forms a "W" shape with the fingers and thumbs of both hands when setting the ball.
- The eyes should be focused on the target, not on the ball, during the setting technique.
- The elbows should be relaxed and slightly bent, with the arms soft and flexible.
Follow-Through
- After setting the ball, the athlete should follow through with the hands and arms, keeping them extended and relaxed.
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Description
Volleyball Ready Position and Technique Quiz: Test your knowledge of the correct stance and technique for serving and rallying in volleyball. Challenge yourself to identify the proper arm, hand, and foot positioning for optimal performance on the court.
