In volleyball van you catch/ receive the ball with your foot?

Question

Sometimes when your opponent spikes a ball you automatically catch it or receive it with your foot. Do you think this is allowed if you followed the national rules of volleball?

Answer 1

NO

Answer 2

Yes if it bounces back with any part of your body onto the other side you can still play it.

Answer 3

yes according to new rules of INTERNATIONAL VOLLEYBALL ORGANISATIONthat we can take with leg,it is alowed

Answer 4

yes its possible

Answer 5

yes if it touches any part and bounces back it's still a live ball.

Answer 6

Can. And your opponents can do it too.

Answer 7

yeah that's allowed

Answer 8

no. if the ball is caught, it is called as a hold, and the other team gets the ball. i'm not sure about the foot thing though -- if it touches the ground, the other team gets a point .. but i don't know what happens if you use your feet -- i've played volleyball for 4 years and this ahs never happened -- sorry!

Answer 9

You can't pass it with your foot unless you are playing by international rules! But in regular playing rules you can have it land on your foot and bounce up!

Answer 10

surely ....but may be refree whiltles .... lol

Answer 11

It's allowed, usually your have to have some good reflexes after a spike and with your foot, depending on how the ball lands, you can send it to the stands. It's almost a lucky move if you can recover with your feet.

Answer 12

yesh u can.. any time in the game.. as long as one leg is on the ground..

Answer 13

You can never "catch" the ball, but in most levels of volleyball, you can contact the ball with any part of your body (including the foot).  

The only level that does not allow this is High School.  In HS volleyball, you can't contact the ball with any part of the body below the waist.