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The document outlines various techniques used in volleyball, including spiking, blocking, and setting. It details specific types of spikes such as power, off-speed, and roll shots, as well as blocking methods like single and double blocks. Additionally, it describes setting techniques, emphasizing the importance of precision and strategy in the game.

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What type of spiking

The document outlines various techniques used in volleyball, including spiking, blocking, and setting. It details specific types of spikes such as power, off-speed, and roll shots, as well as blocking methods like single and double blocks. Additionally, it describes setting techniques, emphasizing the importance of precision and strategy in the game.

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REFLEKSI 4 UKS 1031

VOLLEYBALL

STUDENT NAME: MOHAMAD AIMAN SYAFFIE BIN ABDUL MUKMIN


MATRIC NO. : C24 A2384
COURSE : TEKNOLOGI KREATIF
YEAR : 2024\2025
What type of spiking, blocking and setting been applied in volleyball?
Spiking
Spiking, or attacking, is hitting the ball forcefully over the net into the opponent's court.
1. Power Spike
o A strong, downward hit aimed to overpower the defense.
o Often used by outside or opposite hitters.
2. Off-Speed Spike
o A softer hit, designed to deceive blockers and drop into open spaces.
3. Roll Shot
o A controlled, arcing attack that lands in an unprotected area of the court.
4. Cut Shot
o A sharp angle hit close to the net, directed to the sideline or just behind the
blockers.
5. Line Spike
o Targeted down the sideline, exploiting gaps in the defense.
6. Cross-Court Spike
o A diagonal hit, aimed at the opposite corner of the opponent's court.

Blocking
Blocking is the defensive action at the net to prevent the ball from crossing.
1. Single Block
o Performed by one player, usually against quick attacks or isolated hitters.
2. Double Block
o Two players coordinate to cover a larger area of attack.
3. Triple Block
o Three players work together, typically against a powerful hitter.
4. Soft Block
o A technique to slow down the ball rather than completely stop it, redirecting it
to the defensive players.
5. Stuff Block
o A clean block where the ball is deflected directly back into the opponent's
court, scoring a point.

Setting
Setting prepares the ball for an attacker and requires precision and control.
1. Front Set
o A forward-facing set to hitters at the net.
2. Back Set
o A backward toss to a hitter behind the setter, often surprising the defense.
3. Quick Set
o A low, fast set near the net, enabling a quick attack.
4. High Set
o A high, slow arc to give the hitter time to position themselves.
5. Jump Set
o Performed while jumping, giving more height and speed to the set.
6. Dump Set
o A deceptive move where the setter sends the ball directly over the net instead
of setting it to a hitter.

Each of these techniques is chosen based on the game situation, player skills, and strategies,
making volleyball a dynamic and strategic sport.

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