Explain rally in vollyball?

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Explain rally in vollyball?

Answer 1

I'm not really sure what you mean because I need more information.

A "Rally" in Volleyball is a single point, from service to termination. Most of the time a point is considered a rally if the ball is played offensively by both teams at least once. Rallies can last for 10 seconds, or, in some cases, up to 2 minutes or more. Great defense makes rallies last longer.

Rally scoring is the change made to volleyball over the last ten years. It allows for every team to score on a served ball, not just the serving team. With the change to rally scoring, the games scores have been increased from 15 to 25. (30 in college)

Hope that helps, if it doesn't, provide more information and I'll do my best to refine my answer.

Answer 2

rally volleyball is shorter then the other scoring that they do. rally scoring is when if u miss a serve then the other team gets a point and it is their turn to serve.

it is quite simple actually it makes u work harder but it is fun to play

also rally scoring goes up to 25 points only!

Answer 3

A rally is when both teams keep successfully keep passing the ball over with 1,2, or 3 touches.

Answer 4

In volleyball, there are two different types of scoring.  They are Rally, and Serve.  Rally is when you serve, and say the other team gets the  ball back, and they get the point.  Serve is when you serve, and the other team gets the ball back, but they don't get the point.  Rally score games go up to twenty-five, or twenty-one.  Serve score games usually go up to fifteen because of the time limit and other reasons which I don't quite know.  Hope I helped you.

♥Lauren

Answer 5

The ball is served over the net either by one of your players or the other teams usally depending who wins the coin toss but then you bump, set, spike or how ever you want to do it back over the net and when the ball touches the ground or someone is called on direction, 2 hand touch, or anything like that then the rally is over.