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BEGINNING OF VOLLEYBALL (HCQ1041) INTRODUCTION OF VOLLEYBALL
NAME OF LECTURER : MISS DAYANG FAUZIANAH BINTI SULAIMAN
NAME OF STUDENT : UMMU SAKINAH BINTI ABDU RAHMAN ID .NO : PTM120700496 NO.IC : 941012-12-5674 SECTION : 16
TABLE OF CONTENT
BIL | CONTENT | PAGE | 01 | INTRODUCTION TO THE GAME VOLLEYBALL | 1 | 02 | HISTORY OF THE FEDERATION ON INTERNATIONAL VOLLEYBALL (FIVB) | 2-8 | 03 | ABOUT MAVA | 9-11 | 04 | INTRODUCTION TO THE RULES OF VOLLEYBALL | 12-21 | 05 | FACILITIES OF VOLLEYBALL | 22-29 | 06 | EQUIPMENT OF VOLLEYBALL | 30-31 |
INTRODUCTION OF VOLLEYBALL The respective histories of such popular North American sports as basketball, football, and baseball are by now quite well-enshrined in mythology, but there is comparatively little known about volleyball history. This article is going to take a look at the developments and origins of the popular sport - volleyball.
The beginning of volleyball history started in 1895 by William Morgan, who was a director of physical education at a Young Men's Christian Association in Holyoke, Massachusetts. Mr. Morgan invented a game, but it was not known as volleyball then.
The game that Morgan invented was the called Mintonette, and was arranged to be played indoors-- by any amount of people. In this way, it was largely similar to another indoor sport that was starting to catch on in that location, namely basketball. That sport had started out very close by, just four years earlier.
There were certain ideas about what this new game had the potential to be. It was thought that that this game of volleyball, was one that would be less rough in terms of contact and danger than basketball was, in order to accommodate the needs of some of the older - and indeed younger - members of
NAME OF LECTURER : MISS DAYANG FAUZIANAH BINTI SULAIMAN
NAME OF STUDENT : UMMU SAKINAH BINTI ABDU RAHMAN ID .NO : PTM120700496 NO.IC : 941012-12-5674 SECTION : 16
TABLE OF CONTENT
BIL | CONTENT | PAGE | 01 | INTRODUCTION TO THE GAME VOLLEYBALL | 1 | 02 | HISTORY OF THE FEDERATION ON INTERNATIONAL VOLLEYBALL (FIVB) | 2-8 | 03 | ABOUT MAVA | 9-11 | 04 | INTRODUCTION TO THE RULES OF VOLLEYBALL | 12-21 | 05 | FACILITIES OF VOLLEYBALL | 22-29 | 06 | EQUIPMENT OF VOLLEYBALL | 30-31 |
INTRODUCTION OF VOLLEYBALL The respective histories of such popular North American sports as basketball, football, and baseball are by now quite well-enshrined in mythology, but there is comparatively little known about volleyball history. This article is going to take a look at the developments and origins of the popular sport - volleyball.
The beginning of volleyball history started in 1895 by William Morgan, who was a director of physical education at a Young Men's Christian Association in Holyoke, Massachusetts. Mr. Morgan invented a game, but it was not known as volleyball then.
The game that Morgan invented was the called Mintonette, and was arranged to be played indoors-- by any amount of people. In this way, it was largely similar to another indoor sport that was starting to catch on in that location, namely basketball. That sport had started out very close by, just four years earlier.
There were certain ideas about what this new game had the potential to be. It was thought that that this game of volleyball, was one that would be less rough in terms of contact and danger than basketball was, in order to accommodate the needs of some of the older - and indeed younger - members of