Volleyball Equipment
Volleyball
Athletes need to practice volleyball with the right equipment. Make sure you get the right nets, balls and other equipment when playing volleyball. Volleyball Equipment ranges from a net and poles right through to the appropriate knee pads, volleyball shoes and shorts and shirt. These all play an important role in Volleyball. In terms of equipment required to play Volleyball, its actually a cheap sport. Usually the net and ball is provided by where ever you are playing at (if not then setting up poles can be a bit of a pain) which limits what you need to own to almost nothing. Of course, you need clothes to play in.
Volleyball Equipment starts off with the basic; a net, ball and some shoes. Indoor Volleyball usually has steel poles which can be adjusted according to the height of the net that you are playing on. A net is attached between the two poles with sticks along the side that mark the outside of the net. Other than that, you can pretty much play volleyball. The only other items needed are worn by the player and may include Volleyball Shoes, Knee protection, Ankle Supports and normally shorts and a shirt. Each of these is designed to help with making the process of playing volleyball much easier. Like any equipment, Volleyball Equipment has had a lot of research put into it to ensure it is high quality. Volleyball Shoes are designed so that they are extremely light weight, and very grippy on wooden surfaces. To counter this, most professionals will wear ankle braces, which basically go over the heel and up over the ankle. These stop the ankle from rolling sideways, which in turn stops any potential damage. Other Volleyball Equipment includes knee pads and shorts and shoes. Knee pads are very useful for most players who spend a lot of time diving and getting the ball. Wearing light, breathable equipment which is easy to move in makes playing Volleyball so much easier and more fun. It’s vital to wear the right Volleyball equipment, mainly from a safety perspective.
Executive Summary about Volleyball Equipment by Sally Harkar
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