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3.5.5 Volleyball Tests<br />
Purpose:<br />
To measure the volleyball skills necessary in the modern power volleyball game.<br />
3.5.5.1 Overhead Volley Test (Fig No 5)<br />
Purpose:<br />
To test the player‘s ability to set pass and control the ball with the<br />
finger pads of both hands.<br />
Procedure:<br />
The student tosses the ball up to begin each trial and volleys the ball above the head with two hands with<br />
finger tip control, and with a full extension of the arms. To score the ball has to reach or go above the<br />
twelve feet height, and the player has to remain in the area with at least one feet. Each time if the control<br />
is lost, the player recovers his or her own ball with the count restarting at zero. Dropping the ball,<br />
catching the ,ball, using one hand, bumping the ball or using an open underhand hit, constitute loss of<br />
control. A student who permits the ball to come to a visible rest in his or her hand is warned the first time<br />
and called on a loss of control the second time. If the ball hits the wall or is below the twelve feet height<br />
or both of the student‘s feet are out of the area, the volley is disallowed. This does not return the count to<br />
zero.<br />
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CHAPTER IV<br />
ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATIONS OF<br />
DATA<br />
The experimental data collected on pre<br />
and post test on physical fitness and skill ability<br />
variables have been presented and analyzed in this<br />
chapter.<br />
study have been presented below in tables 1.<br />
The data were arranged systematically in<br />
tabular forms associated with graphical<br />
representations and were interpreted logically<br />
considering the scientific values. The results of the<br />
Variables on Pre and Post Tests :<br />
The mean performance scores of the subjects in the physical fitness variables of control group<br />
have been presented in table 1.The same is also presented graphically below.<br />
In the case of Vertical Jump test the mean performance of control group in the pre and post<br />
tests, were 25.30 (SD = 4.0) and 26.85 (SD = 3.38) respectively. The mean difference is 1.55 with SE M =<br />
0.83.The ‗t‘ value does not show significant improvement in Vertical Jump.<br />
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