Contrary to popular belief, volleyball is not an over-glorified version of ‘Don't let the balloon touch the floor’. Volleyball is about teamwork and personalities and skills. You can’t have a good volleyball team without teamwork, the correct personalities, and the correct skills. Volleyball players each have their own specific personality types that help them to excel in whatever position they may be in. Players also each have different mindsets and skills. With the correct combination, these three things can make for an incredible volleyball team. From experience of my own, the libero of the team is usually the commander of the back row. (Ben Solochek 4 2008) “The situation puts them under constant attack from opponents, which makes it necessary for them to have a certain mental toughness and to be able to keep their head in the game.” The libero plays only the back row. She is considered the best passer on the team. When in the back row, she should be the one in control of the other players beside her. She should …show more content…
They are responsible for blocking the hits, and also attacking the ball. These outside hitters must be ready to drop and dig a ball that they attack that has been blocked by the other team. The outside hitters must also be able to move across the net to help the middle block the other team. Dynamic is a word I think describes an outside hitter very well. Not only do outside hitters have to be able to hit and block, when in the back row, they must also be able to dig a ball and make a good pass to the
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Effective working relationships are the cornerstone for building and maintaining a successful team. Good team communication provides direction, vision and motivation to the members of the team. Team communication can be the sending or receiving of messages to or from management, between team members or from one team to another. Effective team communication increases team members' effectiveness and satisfaction because they are given the appropriate guidelines, tools and direction on how to accomplish tasks. The team needs to
“I want to be the one to score the goals and make the team proud and I like to run fast and I know what I am doing ,” says Brittany Moghadam. The third position in Lacrosse is Defense. A defender's job is to make sure the opposing team doesn't score on your goal. Hailey Haas says,” I like playing defense because you get to help out your team, and even if you are loosing you are still making the other team disappointed, so it is kind of a win win.”
To be perfectly honest, I didn’t have a clue as regards “Forbidden Island” and wasn’t too familiar with many board or card games. My initial
“To become a high-performing team the team must be competent at goal setting, making assignments and ensuring that team members have the skills to complete them, consensus decision making, setting high standards, holding people accountable, and running effective meetings” (Dyer, Dyer, & Dyer, 2007, p. 74). In the article, “Professionals’ Views on Interprofessional Stroke Team Functioning” Jane Cramm & Anna Nieboer (2011) seek to explain that interprofessional teamwork is considered the core component of integrated care, a complex activity involving many different health care providers that demands effective team functioning (p. 1-2). And in the article, “The Role of Oncologists in Multidisciplinary Cancer Teams in the UK: An Untapped
Continuation of high school volleyball, not only do the volleyball players have their own personal goals, skills set, and distinct positions. According to Gee, “Each team member must also share some common knowledge about the game....including some understanding of the specialist skills of other players types.”(Gee 204) It is expected as a person to join a competitive sport team to communicate and have knowledge from their roles and in general, volleyball. Without any common knowledge of the game that everyone can contribute and only focus on what they can actually do can lead to a misleading
There are both obstacles and opportunities that exist for teams. Team members should be aware of both to ensure that their team is efficient and effective in meeting their goals.
Naturally I am a goal driven person, and for my junior year of high school, I aimed to make the varsity lacrosse team. Leading up to tryouts I trained extremely hard in the fall and winter to get my body fit. During Thanksgiving holiday I injured by lower back while training. I brushed off the shooting pain and kept on training harder, because “pain is just weakness leaving the body right?” I barely got through tryouts, but made the team. My coaches did not know I was injured until my back completely seized during practice and I could not move. I felt guilty because I failed to tell my coaches I was injured for months and did not seek help. For future references I know if there is something troubling me, to always seek for help right away because
As children we are taught to include everyone because it is not nice to leave people out. If this is a practice we are taught from a very early age, why is it okay to change that just to win a sporting event? There is an understanding that when you are in middle/high school, there will be tryouts for a sporting team. The children who are good enough, make the team, those who are not, get cut. With the understanding that some players skill level is higher than others, the playing time may not be the same. With that being said, if you are good enough to make the team, then why would you not be good enough to play for your team at least once every game? We all know the benefits of being on a team, learning to cooperate, working together to achieve a goal, helps improve for communication skills and allows youth to exercise. But what if you make this team and don’t ever get to play, are you still seeing these benefits to being on a team? If you tryout and make a school team, then all players should be allowed to play in and participate in every game.
In volleyball, there are set rules that every player must follow. Teams have different methods to help their players understand the rules. Some teams memorize them and have “tests”, others learn from experiencing the rules while playing. The exigence behind learning the rules is so that the player knows how to play the game as an individual and as a team. Knowing the rules of volleyball is essential for a well-functioning team. Along with the rules, a player must understand the terminology used consistently throughout the experience.
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The first one is the goalie. They have to protect the goal from keeping the other team from scoring. They are the only one in the team to use their hands. The other position is defense. They have help the goalie guard the strikers from making goals.
What rating would you give the team out of 10 (10 being the highest level of success)? What factors do you think contributed to the level of success your team achieved when success is defined as the creation of a resource that has authority and is user-friendly and the degree to which you worked effectively as a team. Provide specific examples from your experience to illustrate these factors.
Volleyball, one of the world's greatest sports. From the hot and muggy gym, to sweat dripping down each players face, volleyball is not for the faint of heart. This sport requires a single-minded desire: to win. It takes more than just teamwork to win. Volleyball has always been one of my favorite sports. I would always meet a new friend anywhere I would go. Believe it or not these situations are how you could meet your life long best friends.
To play volleyball you must know the basics and be able to master them. You have to be willing to put in the practice and get along with your teammates no matter what.