Rules of the Game, FIVB Case Book 2001-2004
Size: 41 pages / 212K
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Rules of the Game, FIVB Case Book 2001-2004 Size: 41 pages / 212K (Click on the above link to view or right mouse click and select "Save Target As" to down load) |
| THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION The referee is the one who puts the rules into practice. For the correct application of the rules, the referees have to know the rules faultlessly and apply them decisively and correctly within the context of the game. But the more important thing is that they should acquire the basic principles of rule formulation. If not, they could never have the correct comprehensive understanding of the rules and naturally would have great difficulty in applying the rules properly. Especially when a situation, occurs which has not been clearly stated in the rules, the referees can correctly make decisions with authority. |
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FIVB Volleyball Rule Book 2001 - 2004 Size: 65 pages / 1.48MB (Click on the above link to view or right mouse click and select "Save Target As" to down load) |
| OFFICIAL VOLLEYBALL RULES 2001-2004
Approved by the XXVII th FIVB World Congress in Seville, Spain in 2000 |
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Set of Diagrams for the above rule book.
Size: 9 pages / 220K (Click on the above link to view or right mouse click and select "Save Target As" to down load)
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Volleyball Coaches Guide by Colin Glass Size: 17 pages / 640K (Click on the above link to view or right mouse click and select "Save Target As" to down load) |
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My Volleyball Manual by Colin Glass Size: 57 pages / 460K (Click on the above link to view or right mouse click and select "Save Target As" to down load) |
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