Outdoor Volleyball

Volleyball is a dynamic team sport that originated in the United States in the late 19th century and was introduced to China in the early 20th century. Since the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, volleyball has been recognized as an official competition in the Summer Olympics, reflecting its global appeal and popularity.

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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

The characteristics and development trends of contemporary world volleyball technology and tactics are:

Technology is comprehensive and specialized

Although there are no more new technologies in serving at present, each team is competing to adopt long-distance long-distance floating balls, "high lobs" and some new serving methods and strategies to try to destroy the opponent's padding and then destroy the composition of its fast attack tactics. In terms of first pass, due to the increase in training time and proportion, as well as the improvement of padding technology, the error rate has been greatly reduced and the success rate has increased significantly. In the future, it is necessary to adapt to various forms of serving in order to create conditions for the formation of fast attacks. In terms of spiking, first, it breaks the restrictions of running up and jumping according to a certain step and direction, and adopts various changes of steps and directions to adapt to various on-site situations; second, it breaks the restrictions of special position division of labor, requiring both fast ball spiking and strong attack; third, it breaks the restrictions of positioning spiking, requiring the attack to be realized in active running; fourth, it breaks the restrictions of 3-point attack, and develops into live point attack in the front row and deep attack in the back row. In terms of blocking, when dealing with strong attacks, the technique of fully extending the shoulders and arms after running and swinging the arms high is used, while the technique of continuous jumping is used when dealing with fast attacks; when dealing with position-changing attacks, not only the blocking of man-to-man and man-to-area is used, but sometimes a new type of overlapping blocking is also used; when dealing with individual tactical spikes, emphasis is placed on improving the independent combat capability of single-person blocking, sometimes using the shift of the hand in the air to block the change-line spike, using the hand to block backward, and trying to organize a quick counterattack after blocking the ball. In terms of back-row defense, emphasis is placed on mastering a variety of defensive techniques and continuously developing new technologies, such as the defensive technique of developing the shoulder roll into horizontal rolling and various ball blocking techniques.