In fact, there is no such thing as a "stepping foot" in volleyball games! If there is really a stepping behavior in a volleyball game, then the FIVB will never allow offensive players to step on the center line. In addition, no foul is imposed on the player who is injured due to "stepping".
is an excellent attacker who is responsible for completing his work during the game without too much consideration for the opponent's players. Almost no outstanding volleyball attacker can technically prevent "stepping" from causing injuries. It is necessary to prevent injuries caused by "stepping feet" unless playing health volleyball. An excellent attacker who can attack in the front row must have a rich line, a small slash, and a spiking position that is far away from the net cannot be deducted.
Offensive stepping on the center line is clearly stipulated in the volleyball rules. Stepping on the center line is a common practice in volleyball and encourages offensive behavior. Both parties participating in the competition are participating in the competition under this known premise, and both sides should perform corresponding competition actions. Why the international rehearsal has always retained this rule is that it is reasonable to comply with the law of volleyball development and there is no violation of fair competition, and the so-called stepping injury can be prevented through defensive action standards. The so-called "pad" of
should be a conscious and active behavior, and all actual situations are completely different. Now it can be clearly seen from the playback that the attackers are naturally landing after completing the spiking action, and there is no other active behavior in the landing process. As for where it goes, it's totally natural. So this action is not a conscious and active "pad" at all. There is no other object here before the foot falls, so as long as there is no full foot over the line, it is fully compliant.
Therefore, if you want to avoid such accidents, you can only take measures by the blocker who moves later. As long as the blocker is aware of this, he can completely react to his legs and feet, and he can avoid such accidents by making a little movement (a swing of the foot or a stroke). It may be that everyone (including the coaches of the teams) is not aware of this problem, and there has never been a protection training for this situation.
as long as the use of scientific training methods, specific preparations for the characteristics of the attacker, proper coaching tactics, and avoiding accidents can be done. On the contrary, knowing that there are weaknesses in defense, but not improving, one set of troops, one way to fight the world, the effect will be counterproductive. You can't ask the opponent to reduce the force just because Italy has a strong serve and can't defend well? Since you cannot change the other party, you must change yourself.
