what are the different parts of the volleyball court?

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thanks! for helping!

Answer 1

Well...there are the 2 endlines (the two 30 foot lines at both ends of the court).

There are the 2 sidelines (the two 60 foot lines that enclose the sides of the rectangle).

Each half of the court is a 30 x 30 foot square.

Each half of the court is divided into a backrow and a front row with a 10 foot/attacking line (that makes five 30 foot lines running acrossed the two 60 foot sidelines).

If you want to get more technical, each half of the court is sectioned into 6 different zones. The 6 different zones are where each players stand. Zone 1 is where the first server stands, in right back. Zone 2 is in right front (where the 2nd server of the game stands). Zone 3 is in center front, Z4 in left front, Z5 left back, and Z6 center back.

There you go, hope that helps:)

Here's a picture of a vb court:
http://www.sportsknowhow.com/volleyball/dimensions/volleyball-court-dimensions.html

Answer 2

That's the libero. Also known as a back row specialist, they are supposed to be the best at passing to the setter. They don't play front row at all, so they don't have to hit or spike the ball. Libero rotations are different and substituting is different also. The person who goes in for a libero switches places when the libero reaches the front row. The libero takes the front row player's position when they reach the back row. This all takes place behind the 10-foot line, not where the majority of substitutions are made.

Answer 3

Uhhh. . . There is your side, and their side, with the net in the middle. That is all there is - pretty simple.

The different zones are the back line (where the serve happens), the 10 foot line (which a back row player can't attack in front of), and the center line, which is where the net is.

I don't know what you are really looking for, so I hope this helps. . .

Answer 4

they dont have parts