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Conclusion


In conclusion, sitting volleyball is more demanding than most people believe and when taught correctly, is an excellent inclusive skill building game for all versions of volleyball.  In fact, many players who play sitting volleyball credit the sitting game for improving their overall volleyball skills due to the quicker pace of play in the sitting game. Moreover, physical education students of all grade and ability levels will undoubtedly enjoy participating in this fun and challenging sport. There are numerous resources to teach the sitting game and the first place to start is USA volleyball (40 Regions across the US) at www.usavolleyball.org. On this web-site physical education teachers will find information concerning the rules and regulations of the game of sitting volleyball, teaching strategies, and contact information of the coaches associated with the USA Sitting Volleyball.


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