How do you run an "X" or "slide" in indoor competitive volleyball?
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A slide is pretty much when the middle does a lay up like approach ran anywhere behind the setter. an X can be when the middle runs a slide and the weak side come in for a 2 or 1 in front of the setter.
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In a semi-squating position,  rest your elbows on across your thighs, just above your knees. While in this sitting position, bounce the volleyball downwards using both hands in a setting motion. This will isolate your wrists and allow you to feel the correct setting motion. It also works on getting a "feel" of the ball nestled in your hands.\n\nStand about 3 feet away from a wall and set into the wall. Catch the ball if you need, but eventually work up to setting the ball. This helps to get a lot of repititions setting the ball.\n\nOn a basketball court, practice setting into the basket from different angles and locations on the court. This helps with accuracy.\n\nPractice your overhand serving while standing inside the 3 meter line, facing the net. This well help to get your hitting arm at full extension when making contact. It also helps to get you to swing upward, instead of just whacking the ball.
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Try it at different speeds,\nEx:-\nFirst try at 2 m/s\nThen try at 5 m/s\nThen try at 10 m/s\nThen if you survive, try at 20 m/s\nTry using concrete wall if you want to have more fun :)
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In Yahoo Pool, here is how you shoot:\nWhen shooting the cue ball, use the left mouse button to move the cue stick \n     around the cue ball. When you have positioned the cue stick where you want,\n     click and hold the right mouse button. Pull back on the mouse until you have\n      the desired power (displayed on the right side of the table). Let go of the right \n     mouse button to take your shot. To move the cue ball when you have ball in hand,\n     simply left-click the cue ball and drag it to the desired spot and drop it. \n     For more precise aiming you may use the arrow keys to line up your shot as well. \nHope this helps, and good luck!
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Have you tried adding some kind of animation to it? My idea was doing something along the lines of those big Keno game screens you see at the super market at the lotto desk. The one that shows the current game and has something like bouncing balls land on the number called, or a hockey puck slide in and hit the number called. \n\nThen of course when there is a bingo, make the row spin, change color, throw a party or whatever. The idea is to make the game much like a casino. That will snag you some people willing to play.
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Oh.. I know exactly how to do it but to explain... difficult. You have it in there already.. good.. I suppose it is an icon or something .. right? right click on it and I believe you will have a choice of having it play to /thru certain slides if I remember correctly.. Instead of saying, quit after thee 10th or so slides.. select(I believe it is still there) 200.. that is.. stop after the 2100th slide(which of course, does not exist)... YOU CAN DO IT... I did it several times.. You have to play around with that icon(music) and right click here and there..I LOVE PowerPoint and have ALL sorts of things in it
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there are plenty of ways, the one I use that has been most successful is this:\nstart with a two-seam fastball grip. move your fingers in between the seams. When you come aroudn to throw (starting your throw the way you would normally with a fastball) co-ck (they wouldn't let me write it without the hypehn) your rist inward and snap your fingers so the ball rolls off the top of your index finger.\nDepending on your arm slot you should get a movement either 12-6, 1-7, 2-8, or even 3-9. (those movements are for right handed pitchers, opppsite movement is for left handers)\nSometimes this grip is misconstrued to be a hard slider grip, but with the cock of the wrist a lot fo pressure is taken off the elbow.\nWork with it a lot and it should become a very effective pitch.
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Basically, indoor volleyball is made of thin leather, and the seams are sealed instead of stitched.  The ball is much lighter, and slightly smaller.  An outdoor volleyball has a thicker bladder, causing the ball to be slightly heavier, it has stitched seams, and is a little larger.  The material is usually synthetic leather (doesn't retain moisture), or a specially treated leather.\n\nBest way to spike?  Depends on where you are playing.\n\nIndoors:  You want to start your approach around the 10 foot line, and you should start just outside the side boundry and swing in towards the net (start your appoach outside near the 10 foot line, and end your approach inside the boundaries near the net).  You will need to time your approach depending on the type of set you are getting, and where your block is and how many are blocking.  The approach that I just told you is generally done on a "4" set, or the basic set.  The numbers have to do with the height of the set and the placement along the net.\n\nOutside spiking is an entirely different entity in itself.  First of all, since you don't have a "10 foot line" on an outdoor court, you have to gauge your approach on your surface and elements, as well as your setter.  If you are in sand, you will be slower, and if it is soft sand, an approach is all but useless.  Your surface will determine your sets, as well as your approach.  When I am playing on grass, I play just about the same as on hard court.  When I am on sand, my approach is less, and it is much shorter.  Cut shots are much more effective in sand, for (luckily) defense is just about as hard in sand as offense.\n\nAll I can tell you is you need to warm up with the setter that will be setting for you on whatever surface you will be on, and figure out what approach works best for you.  Your approach will be unique to you, and people can give you pointers, but they will not be able to tell you what will definitely work for you.\n\nGood luck!!!\n\nPS - as for the league/team thing:\n\nIndoor ball is played on hard court (gym floor), and outdoor is played on either grass or sand.  The number of people is entirely unique to the league - I am currently playing a quads women's indoor league, as well as a co-ed six's league.  When summer hits, I play on grass mostly, but I do play a triples league (here in WI we are very different) in sand.  The grass play is usually triples as well.  But I have played on six's leagues in the sand.  I am not very fond of six's because it feels like there are too many people on the court. . .  But that is just me.
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Ask the magic 8-ball\n\nhttp://www.indra.com/8ball/
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Traditionally Indoors is played with 6 players on the court on each side. Here in South Carolina we play lots of outdoor volleyball and that consists of: Coed 4's and Triples in the Grass and Doubles in the Sand. I think William Morgan started it out in Holyhoke Massachusetts with 9 players on a side and an unlimited number of hits before it had to go back over!
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I think you're referring to the "diamond system"\n\nRobert Bryne's "Bryne's New Standard Book of Pool and Billiards" covers the system in the billiards section. \n\nThe simplest system I know is a no-english system. \n1. Find out where you need to hit the third (long) rail. \n2. Subtract that number from the number from where the cue ball will leave the long rail (that is where your cue stick crosses the rail). \n3. Divide the result by two. That is where to hit the first long rail. Use center ball. For running english add 1/2 diamond. \n\nWalt Harris sells four books with systems galore. Look at www.billiardsatlas.com \n\nUnfortunately, the best book is longer in print; Raymond Ceulemans "Mister 100."
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I'll Help you out.\n\nin menu go:\n1. Slide Show\n2.Custom animation\nif a window opens look for multimedia or something like sound.\n\nif a rectagle appears click on the sound in the slide\nthen click on effect options\na little window will appear and click on efects\nand pic how many slides want it to play it\n\ni hope this helps\n\nJC
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You can do these drills with poles or cones:\n\nhttp://expertfootball.com/training/dribbling_drills.php\n\nhttp://www.flashdrills.com/static_drills/dslalom.htm\n\nThere are some other, more general drills here:\n\nhttp://www.flashdrills.com/static_drills/dtoc.htm?CFID=3765340&CFTOKEN=70830674
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hold the ball so that the seam looks like a "U", place your index finger and middle finger on or on the outside of the seam. the bottom of the "U" should be between your knuckles. now throw a fastball, but let the ball slide out of your hand, less snap on the wrist. but just a little. the result is the equivalent of a slider but the ball has a more straight downward movement. \nanother grip is just the reverse, flip the "U" up-side down and place your finger tips on the outside of the widest part of the seam.
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Get one of those pitchback net things and practice throwing inside the square and work on your control first and then you can add some speed.
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use your toes with the right foot to step over and push the ball to the left and feint to the right...at the same time stepping over with your left to exaggerate going to the right... \n\n...now the ball is a foot(12 inches) away from the outside of your left foot...flick it left fwd and away from defender...and go left...\n\nyou need to swivle hips so they fall for your fakes...good luck
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You need real plyer. There is a free version. It sounds like you just tried the premium version. The free version should fit your needs and can be downloaded in multiple places.\nhttp://www.download.com/RealPlayer/3000-2139-10255189.html\n\nhttp://www.real.com/player/?lang=de&has-player=false&player-version=&has-arcade=false&bw=363