The Most Interesting Volleyball Rules Revealed // Beyond the Basics

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Get ready to dive deep into the intricate world of volleyball rules with our latest video, "Beyond the Basics: The Most Interesting Volleyball Rules Revealed." 🚀
🤔 Ever wondered about those lesser-known regulations that can turn the game on its head? Curious about the nuances that separate the amateurs from the pros? Join us on this exploration as we uncover the hidden gems of volleyball rules that add that extra layer of excitement to the game.
In this video, we'll walk you through some of the most captivating and unexpected rules that every volleyball enthusiast should know. From unique serving techniques to game-changing court decisions, we've got it all covered!
Whether you're a seasoned player, a passionate fan, or just someone looking to broaden their volleyball knowledge, this video is tailor-made for you. 🌐
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00:00 - Preview
00:46 - Libero
02:00 - Exceptional substitution
02:26 - Touching the net
03:29 - PENETRATION UNDER THE NET
04:28 - Transfer of the ball in the free zone
05:14 - Screening For business proposals, please contact - [e-mail].

[@muhammedkujabi2259]

Amazing video

[@LongVu-pk3pq]

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[@Barbosini]

When can a player leave leave from their receiving place to their playing/defending one without making a routation fault? Like when the setter starts behind and goes to the front, in order to set. Can they start running when the opponent serving touches the ball or when he tosses it?

[@TheBestSideofVolleyball]

If you stick to the rules strictly, you're only supposed to switch positions after the server hits the ball. But, most of the time, referees turn a blind eye to it and let you move around after the ball is tossed.

[@Barbosini]

@@TheBestSideofVolleyballthanks!

[@enguerranvandenbossche2447]

@@TheBestSideofVolleyball Not really... Since the R2 isn't supposed to watch the serve but the receiving team at the moment of service, the only clue they have for any receiving team positionnal fault is the serve hit, and not the toss, because they can clearly hear said hit

[@rafhalimaxd]

3:08 was this ruled legal?

[@enguerranvandenbossche2447]

No, it was considered as interference by the #7 black jersey player, because he redirected the ball purposely through the net

[@animalliberation8370]

There are two faults when it comes to screening. That is the screening and unsportsmanship. If you are seen to be agressivly blocking the view you can get called for unsportsmanship.

[@SirKibblestein]

I need to share this with anyone who doesn’t understand why I get mad at some actions lol