Okay, so I’ve been trying to get my head around how scoring works in volleyball. It’s not super complicated, but there are a few things that tripped me up at first. So, I figured I’d walk through what I did to finally “get it.”
Starting Simple
First, I watched some games. Just regular, professional volleyball matches. I didn’t try to meticulously track every point, but I paid attention to the flow of the game. How did the score change? When did it change? I noticed it wasn’t just one point at a time, sometimes a team would rack up a few in a row.
Getting into the Rules
Then, I did look the official rules.
- Rally Point Scoring: I found that every rally results in a point,which means is not like other ball games.
- Winning a Set:The first get 25 points with two points lead would win a set.
- Winning a Match: I also learnt winning three sets in five sets to win the whole match.
- Fifth Set:If it is 2:2 in sets,the last set only needs 15 points.
Figuring It Out
I noticed some rules may sounds a bit * I tried it myself.I grabbed a friend, and we just started playing. It’s always simple,but it is still * didn’t even have a net, really. I yelled out the score after each point, pretending we were in a real game.
It wasn’t pretty, but it helped. I started to get a feel for how the points added up, and how quickly a team could gain or lose momentum. It all clicked into place. It’s one thing to read the rules, and another to actually experience it, even in a super casual way. So my advice to you is: watch a game,get acquaintance with the rules and try to play for * is all about practice!
