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    Lesson 3 (Volleyballsignals)

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    This document provides hand signals to be used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during a volleyball match. It lists over 30 different signals covering calls such as service authorization, team to serve, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, ball in/out, net touches, ball touches, and others. The signals involve hand motions like pointing, circling, raising fingers or cards, crossing arms, and more to non-verbally indicate rulings to players and spectators.

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    Lesson 3 (Volleyballsignals)

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    This document provides hand signals to be used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during a volleyball match. It lists over 30 different signals covering calls such as service authorization, team to serve, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, ball in/out, net touches, ball touches, and others. The signals involve hand motions like pointing, circling, raising fingers or cards, crossing arms, and more to non-verbally indicate rulings to players and spectators.

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    This document provides hand signals to be used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during a volleyball match. It lists over 30 different signals covering calls such as service authorization, team to serve, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, ball in/out, net touches, ball touches, and others. The signals involve hand motions like pointing, circling, raising fingers or cards, crossing arms, and more to non-verbally indicate rulings to players and spectators.

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    141 views36 pages

    Lesson 3 (Volleyballsignals)

    Uploaded by

    Mara Cuya
    This document provides hand signals to be used by referees to communicate decisions and calls during a volleyball match. It lists over 30 different signals covering calls such as service authorization, team to serve, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, ball in/out, net touches, ball touches, and others. The signals involve hand motions like pointing, circling, raising fingers or cards, crossing arms, and more to non-verbally indicate rulings to players and spectators.

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    AUTHORISATION

    TO SERVE
    • Move the hand to indicate
    direction of service.
    TEAM TO
    SERVE
    • Move the hand to indicate
    direction of service.
    CHANGE OF
    COURTS
    • Raise the forearms front and
    back and twist them around
    the body.
    TIME-
    OUT
    • Place the palm of one hand
    over the fingers of the other,
    held vertically (forming a T)
    and then indicate the
    requesting team.
    SUBSTITUTI
    ON
    • Circular motion of the
    arms around each other.
    MISCONDUCT
    WARNING
    • Show a yellow card
    for warning.
    MISCONDUCT
    PENALTY
    • Show a red card for penalty.
    EXPULSION
    • Show both cards jointly
    for expulsion.
    DISQUALIFICATIO
    N
    • Show red and yellow cards
    separately for disqualification.
    END OF SET
    (OR MATCH)
    • Cross the forearms in front
    of the chest, hands open.
    BALL NOT TOSSED
    OR RELEASED AT
    THE SERVICE HIT
    • Lift the extended arm,
    the palm of the hand
    facing upwards.
    DELAY IN
    SERVICE
    • Raise eight fingers,spread
    open.
    BLOCKING FAULT
    OR SCREENING
    • Raise both arms vertically,
    palms forward.
    POSITIONAL OR
    ROTATIONAL FAULT
    • Make a circular motion
    with the forefinger.
    BALL “IN”
    • Point the arm and fingers
    toward the floor.
    BALL “OUT”
    • Raise the forearms vertically,
    hands open, palms towards
    the body.
    CATCH
    • Slowly lift the forearm, palm
    of the hand facing upwards.
    DOUBLE
    CONTACT
    • Raise two fingers,
    spread open.
    FOUR HITS
    • Raise four fingers,
    spread open.
    NET TOUCHED

    BY PLAYER
    - SERVED BALL TOUCHES
    THE NET BETWEEN
    THE ANTENNAE AND
    DOES NOT PASS THE
    VERTICAL PLANE OF
    THE NET
    • Indicate the relevant side of the
    net with the corresponding hand.
    REACHING
    BEYOND
    THE NET
    • Place a hand above the net,
    palm facing downwards.
    ATTACK HIT FAULT
    • Make a downward motion with
    the forearem, hand open.
    PENETRATION INTO THE OPPONENT
    COURT
    BALL CROSSING THE LOWER SPACE
    OR THE SERVER TOUCHES THE COURT
    (ENDLINE) OR
    THE PLAYER STEPS OUTSIDE HIS/HER
    COURT AT THE MOMENT OF THE
    SERVICE HIT
    • Point to the center line or to the
    relevant line.
    DOUBLE FAULT
    AND REPLAY
    • Raise both thumbs vertically.
    BALL TOUCHED
    • Brush with the palm of one
    hand the fingers of the other,
    held vertically.
    DELAY WARNING/
    DELAY PENALTY
    • Cover the wrist with a yellow
    card (warning) and with a red
    card (penalty).
    BALL “IN”
    • Point down the flag.
    BALL “OUT”
    • Raise flag vertically.
    BALL TOUCHED
    • Raise flag and touch the top
    with the palm of the free hand.
    CROSSING SPACE FAULTS,
    BALL TOUCHED AN OUTSIDE OBJECT,
    OR FOOT BY ANY PLAYER DURING
    SERVICE
    • Wave flag over the head
    and point to the antenna
    or the respective line.
    JUDGEMENT

    IMPOSSIBLE
    • Raise and cross both arms
    and hands in front of the
    chest.

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