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torisob [31]
2 years ago
15

Obviously, everybody has different skill sets. The goal of this lesson is not to become an Olympic volleyball player. Instead, i

t is to learn/improve some basic volleyball skills. For this assessment, you should experiment with your passing, serving, and setting. (Perhaps the local YMCA has pick-up volleyball games in which you could participate.)
After you have practiced each of these three skills, respond to the following questions in writing, for each of the three skills. Your essay should be at least 200 words.

What did you find most challenging about mastering this skill? Why?
What did you find easiest about mastering this skill? Why?
clearly demonstrate that you understand the discreet steps of the skills;
specify individual steps that you found both challenging and easy;
demonstrate your ability to effectively reflect on your own athletic abilities; and
be at least one paragraph,
Physics
2 answers:
mr Goodwill [35]2 years ago
5 0

'What did you find most challenging about mastering this skill?'

Ahh- What I found most challenging about the passing skill is hitting the ball the right direction. The last time I tried to pass the ball it hit someone in the face. But when I got a hang of it, It was easy until middle game. I tried to hit the ball and I faceplanted into the bar..-

'What did you find easiest about mastering this skill?'

The easiest? Well for me, nothing was easy. I couldn't even serve the ball without hitting it thw wrong direction!! I can't serve or pass a ball without it going the wrong direction or the ball hitting someone in the face! It gotten easier and easier as the game went particuallarly well. My team did end up winning thanks to one of my teammates. I can't play volleyball well at all. It was easy in some cases but hard at the same time.

Hope this helps you! :)

kramer2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Explanation:

This is not exactly Physics but here you go:

What did you find most challenging about mastering this skill? Why?

Setting is the most challenging because it requires many different techniques. There is a designated setter in competition games exactly because it is the most challenging position. It also requires lot of practices with your teammates.

What did you find easiest about mastering this skill? Why?

Serving is the easiest because you literally have the ball in your hand when you serve. Now it is not as easy if you want to make a serve that is difficult to receive. When a player fails to serve, it is usually not because it is tough but rather the player is trying to make a hard or spinning serve.

I am not particularly athletic and above is from a little play time I have had with volley ball in high school.

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