Mechanical and Motion Analysis of Volleyball

Abstract

This paper deals with the mechanics and laws of the game of volleyball, such as the in-depth examination of the ball's flight in different conditions, the construction of a serving process mathematical model, and the examination of the most significant factors affecting the serving performance. Based on the theoretical analysis, modeling, and interpretation of the results, the paper explains the laws of the game of volleyball in the absence and presence of air resistance and offers theoretical support for the optimization of the serving technique by players and coaches. The results show that the accurate regulation of the takeoff angle and the initial serving speed will primarily contribute to serving success, and the input of air resistance will make the game of volleyball more realistic and have specific implications for practical training and competition.