White 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

Hitting the Ball During Play

The rules stipulate that any part of a player's body may contact the ball. However, the ball must be struck, not caught or thrown. The ball may bounce in any direction. Should a player violate the aforementioned rules, they shall be penalised for a holding offence.

The rules stipulate that the ball must simultaneously contact different parts of a player's body. Should the ball sequentially contact different parts of a player's body, this constitutes a consecutive offence. However, during a block action, the same player or different players within the same block may consecutively touch the ball in a single movement. During a team's first contact, different parts of a player's body may consecutively touch the ball in a single hitting action. The first contact includes receiving the serve, receiving an attack, receiving a block from one's own team, and receiving an opponent's block. During a team's second and third touches, the ball must not consecutively contact different parts of a player's body.

Foul Situations

The following constitute serving fouls:
(1) Incorrect serving order.
(2) The server's foot touches the court (including the baseline) or ground outside the service zone while striking or jumping to receive the ball.
(3) Failure to strike the ball within 8 seconds after the first referee's whistle.
(4) Striking the ball before the ball is tossed or before the server has cleared the court.
(5) Striking the ball with both hands or tossing/pushing the ball out of bounds with one hand.
(6) Tossing the ball for service but failing to strike it.