A free ball in volleyball is when the opposing team sends a ball over the net that is easy to pass or set, usually without much speed or difficulty. It is often a result of a misplay or a weak attack. When a free ball is given, the receiving team has a good opportunity to control the ball and set up an attack. The key to handling a free ball effectively is to remain focused, pass it accurately, and set up a strong play for a point-scoring opportunity.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „free ball” po angielsku

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