For the sport of volleyball hand signals are used to be secretive and faster for communicating what the hitters want. Because everyone that plays volleyball knows what a 1 ball is or a 31 ball etc., so the setter will use hand signals to replace the numbers to make it more secretive. To make it secretive, the setter will pull their jersey to make it act as a wall and then hold up a number or a signal for the play. There are different plays for different situations. In serve receive the plays are going to more simple and not so complex. When there is a free ball plays are going to be complicated and hard for the opponents defense and block. You will see more pin hitters hitting faster and different kind of sets than they would on a serve receive ball.
For the reefing point of view, they have a huge amount of signals to give. They don't communicate by yelling out number usually. Reefing is a hard job. If you would like to be a ref I would suggest to have the personality of toughness and standing your ground. Parents, coaches and players get on their back for the type of calls they make. When they give the right away to serve, their signal will be, their arm coming across their chest to hit the opposite shoulder. Every type of call they make has to be accompanied by their whistle. By making a call they will have to do the following; they will blow their whistle and then point to the side that received the point, then signal what happened on the side that made the mistake. By calling a lift, they will move their hand up looking like they are carrying a tray. A double hit will be called sometimes and that is referred to just the number two being held up with their fingers. If one of the players touches the tape or hits the net, they will give the signal to the team that won the point and then give the signal by slightly touching the net, while telling the coach what number it was by their fingers. If the setter or one of the players trying to save a ball crosses the center line the ref will point at the center line with their pointer finger. There are a lot more signals refs will give.
Basketball players, especially the point guards, will give the signal of the play they want to run. They could either yell it or give a hand signal. Most times you will hear them and see them give the signal. The point guard is like the quarter back of the team. They call most plays and start every play of the game. Coaches will give the signal for what defense the team will be in. They will shout it out at the players on the court usually, because the players don't look back at the coach every dead ball. The coach will yell it out and put up a hand signal. This will vary depending on what the coach believes in.
Reefing for basketball is almost like playing. They will run up and down the court. Their signals are by putting their hand in the air with either a fist or an open hand. If it is a fist that means they have called a foul. If it is an open hand, there is either a sub or a start of a new ball. If they put their hands in a circular motion really fast that means someone has traveled. When they call a foul their is always a hand signal to resemble what happened. They will move their hand fast to one side to indicate a shove. If someone was hit an arm while trying to block a shot than they will take one arm to grab the other. When blocking a person or trying to take a charge a lot of times a body call will be used. This is when they take their hands and put them in fist and them hit their waste and come back up. A charge call is when they put one hand behind their head and the other arm is in a fist and is pointing towards the other direction of the court. There are more calls a signals that occur in a basketball game than the ones I just stated.
For the reefing point of view, they have a huge amount of signals to give. They don't communicate by yelling out number usually. Reefing is a hard job. If you would like to be a ref I would suggest to have the personality of toughness and standing your ground. Parents, coaches and players get on their back for the type of calls they make. When they give the right away to serve, their signal will be, their arm coming across their chest to hit the opposite shoulder. Every type of call they make has to be accompanied by their whistle. By making a call they will have to do the following; they will blow their whistle and then point to the side that received the point, then signal what happened on the side that made the mistake. By calling a lift, they will move their hand up looking like they are carrying a tray. A double hit will be called sometimes and that is referred to just the number two being held up with their fingers. If one of the players touches the tape or hits the net, they will give the signal to the team that won the point and then give the signal by slightly touching the net, while telling the coach what number it was by their fingers. If the setter or one of the players trying to save a ball crosses the center line the ref will point at the center line with their pointer finger. There are a lot more signals refs will give.
Basketball players, especially the point guards, will give the signal of the play they want to run. They could either yell it or give a hand signal. Most times you will hear them and see them give the signal. The point guard is like the quarter back of the team. They call most plays and start every play of the game. Coaches will give the signal for what defense the team will be in. They will shout it out at the players on the court usually, because the players don't look back at the coach every dead ball. The coach will yell it out and put up a hand signal. This will vary depending on what the coach believes in.
Reefing for basketball is almost like playing. They will run up and down the court. Their signals are by putting their hand in the air with either a fist or an open hand. If it is a fist that means they have called a foul. If it is an open hand, there is either a sub or a start of a new ball. If they put their hands in a circular motion really fast that means someone has traveled. When they call a foul their is always a hand signal to resemble what happened. They will move their hand fast to one side to indicate a shove. If someone was hit an arm while trying to block a shot than they will take one arm to grab the other. When blocking a person or trying to take a charge a lot of times a body call will be used. This is when they take their hands and put them in fist and them hit their waste and come back up. A charge call is when they put one hand behind their head and the other arm is in a fist and is pointing towards the other direction of the court. There are more calls a signals that occur in a basketball game than the ones I just stated.
No comments:
Post a Comment