what is the meaning of zone defence without blocker in volleyball sports?
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it were your only blocker is the middle, your left front is a foot from the side line and on the three meter, your right front is your setter just off the net, your left back is two to three feet out from the side line and step back fromthe three meter, same for the right back, and the middle back is about a step or two behind the right and left back and in between them.
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The defender gets a block, the shooter gets a missed FG, and the ball is conidered loose after the block, so there is no rebound or steal afterward.  However it is a turnover if the ball goes to the defender's team.
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if a player is beyond the defence of the opposition while the pass has been made to him, he is declared offside. so this player has to be behind the defensive line of the opposition to eliminate such an advantage.
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It is regular term for old v-ball rule when you win on other team's serving game to take back the serving rights in order to win points.(on old rule, you don't get points on side-out, but only on your serving game) Now, Side-out becomes a history, but people may still apply it to a receiving game.
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Volleyball coaches prefer the spandex due to less net violations and they help diving while slidding on the floor... Who cares what people think, only your actions on the court should matter, off the court has nothing to due with what sport you play.
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obstruction whether it is meant or not. player b awarded an indirect free kick. the time when this rule is most abused(ignored by refs)is when a player is "sheilding" a ball to run out of play.the defender hasn't touched it so its not in his control,and he blatently obstructs a forward from playing the ball with no intention of playing it himself.
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sideout means that that you defend the serve and put the ball away so the opposing team does not score and your team has the serve for the point.
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It means to thoroughly dominate your opponent by not giving them a chance to do anything.  Essentially it's a billiards term - to knock in your remaining balls all in a row without giving up your shot, thus not allowing your opponent to come to the table to have a shot at winning.  In other sports, it means to simply beat the tar out of your opponent, not giving them a chance to come back and win.
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the ball is passed to a player behind the opposing teams defence. Its so teams cant cherry-pick and just wait in front of the net.
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cushion-when trapping the ball, the player gives in the direction of the path of the ball in an effort to soften the impact and maintain control of the ball. \n\nHalfback (midfielder)-player or group of players who have primary offensive and defensive responsibilities. They control the center of the field and usually the flow of the game. They are your horses, players who can run all day. \n\nMarking-when a player is assigned to guard an opposing player either one on one or in a zone. \n\nRed Card-ejection of a player, coach or parent from the field of play for gross misconduct. The guilty party must leave not only the field but also the complex. \n\nYellow Card-warning by the referee to a player, coach or parent for misconduct.\n\n Volley-striking the ball out of the air before it strikes the ground.\n\nDribble-a succession of small taps with either foot while maintaining control of the ball. \n\nBootball-a term parents and coaches use for kicking the ball hard in any direction, not really a part of soccer. We pass, shoot and tackle the ball with a purpose. We don't kick the ball hard for no reason. \n\nBack-a command given to a teammate when you want him/her to play the ball back towards his own goal and not towards the opposing goal. This is done either because the teammate is being covered closely by an opposing player, or to create additional space for his/her team.\n\nCharging-a legal charge is when one player pushes the player with the ball off of the ball, legally, with shoulder to shoulder contact. Elbows must stay close to the body during the contact.\n\n Corner Kick-when the ball is played out of the defensive goal line. The offense will put the ball back in play by taking a free kick from the corner spot. \n\nField Player-any player on the field except for the goalkeeper.
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Its either an angled drop volley off a hard hit ball, or a blistering backhand passing shot where your opponent starts to move but the ball is already by him.
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It's an arc that marks the restricted area.  An offensive foul can not be called if a defensive player's feet was set inside this zone.  The purpose is to prevent injuries that used to happen very close to the basket.  Unlike college, NBA players can jump. LOL.  Some very serious and sometimes career-ending injuries used to happen very close to the basket.  The restricted area is a safety zone.  If a player with the ball is moving fast to the hoop and has already penetrated 4 feet from the basket, there's really no way to successfully defend in the NBA without causing an injury.  The rule applies only for players entering the zone and not those who receive the ball already inside.\n\nThe restricted area does not apply if a player approaches along the baseline.  That's why the arc does not extend all the way to the sideline.
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It depends on when you hit it.  If your catching a volley and putting it up for a spiker, its a set.   But you can hit a set shot with your fingertips and its called a tip or tap (depending on your coach).  If you do it when the other team is vollying, its a block.  So there are three meanings for it.  Need to be more specific.
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A safety, in football, is caused when the offensive player with the ball is tackled inside his own endzone (100 yards from his objective).  Thus, the team playing defense gets 2 points for acheiving this rare, hard-to-do event.\n\nSo if you have the ball, and I tackle you in your endzone, I get 2 points.  Cool?
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no, doesn't have defense, doesn't cause you to sweat/ get tired\n\nthose are charicteristics of a sport
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yeah, free flow is good. if your team playing defensive, fine, let them. or you can change the formation into 4-2-4 this way, you can play attack football and defensive at the same time. don't pass the ball through the midfielder, use long shots. haha.... hope it works
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It is when a defensive player stays in the paint not guarding a person for more than 3 seconds. It results in a technical foul and a free throw awarded to the other team. Here's the actual rule from the NBA rules website.\n\nSection VII—Defensive Three-\nSecond Rule\na. The count starts when the offensive\nteam is in control of the ball in the\nfrontcourt.\nb. Any defensive player, who is\npositioned in the 16-foot lane or the\narea extending 4 feet past the lane\nendline, must be actively guarding an\nopponent within three seconds.Actively\nguarding means being within arms\nlength of an offensive player and in a\nguarding position.\nc. Any defensive player may play any\noffensive player.The defenders may\ndouble-team any player.\nd. The defensive three-second count is\nsuspended when: (1) a player is in the\nact of shooting, (2) there is a loss of\nteam control, (3) the defender is actively\nguarding an opponent, (4) the defender\ncompletely clears the 16-foot lane or\n(5) it is imminent the defender will\nbecome legal.\ne. If the defender is guarding the player\nwith the ball, he may be located in the\n16-foot lane.This defender is not\nrequired to be in an actively\nguarding/arms distance position. If\nanother defender actively guards the\nplayer with the ball, the original\ndefender must actively guard an\nopponent or exit the 16-foot lane. Once\nthe offensive player passes the ball, the\ndefender must actively guard an\nopponent or exit the 16-foot lane.\nPENALTY:A technical foul shall be\nassessed.The offensive team retains\npossession on the sideline at the free\nthrow line extended nearest the point\nof interruption.The shot clock shall\nremain the same as when play was\ninterrupted or reset to 14 seconds,\nwhichever is greater.\nIf a violation is whistled during a\nsuccessful field goal attempt, the\nviolation shall be ignored and play shall\nresume as after any successful basket.