B. Proper Behavior
B. Proper Behavior
the game properly. That's why there are unwritten rules that are vital aspects of the game.
There are behaviors that each player must possess before, during and after the game. And
these are the examples:
1. Be punctual
Arriving early allows players to get ready both physically and mentally. It provides time for
warm-ups and stretching, it enables them to discuss strategies with teammates, and most
importantly, it reflects professionalism, as being late can disrupt the game's flow.
4. Control emotions
Even when the game becomes intense, emotions should be managed properly to avoid any
tension or conflicts between the two groups. It’s important to keep emotions in check and
prevent any physical or verbal confrontations. In the end, only one team will win and the other
will lose, and each team should accept that.
5. Sportsmanship
At the end of the game, whether your team wins or loses, it’s always important to tell the
opposing team “good game,” as this reflects good sportsmanship and acknowledges their effort.
Sportsmanship can also be shown in other ways, like playing fairly, respecting the referee's
decisions, and more. Players should practice sportsmanship to ensure a positive and enjoyable
experience for everyone.
Having proper behavior in volleyball is essential for maintaining a fair, respectful, and
enjoyable game. It lays the foundation for teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship, which are
crucial for both individual and team success. Punctuality ensures that players have enough time
to warm up, strategize, and mentally prepare that contributes to better performance of a team.
Respecting the rules promotes fairness and integrity which allows the game to run smoothly
without unnecessary conflicts. Effective teamwork and communication help players coordinate
their movements which avoid confusion, and effective communication ensures smooth
coordination and teamwork even in high-pressure situations. Additionally, controlling emotions
during intense moments prevents disputes and maintains a positive atmosphere, ensuring that
players remain focused and composed. Most importantly, practicing good sportsmanship
whether in victory or defeat by practicing this behavior fosters mutual respect and appreciation
for the game that reinforces the values of humility and perseverance.
In conclusion, practicing proper behavior in volleyball is essential for creating a positive and
competitive environment that every player should uphold. By embodying these behaviors, it
ensures that players are contributing to the positive atmosphere during the game that makes
volleyball so much more than just a game, but it also becomes a platform for personal growth
and discipline that makes the sport more enjoyable.