3e SeteUp Test
Equipment: A large frame, 6 feet by 3 feet, with
3 divisions, 1 foot by 6 feet. This frame is hung 5 feet above
es oe the net, with No. 1 lane next to
ee * $ a the net. The assistant tosses the
a g-—t0 pts - ball from O in front of frame to
subject at X, The subject being

 

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si L tested then attempts to make set-
up passes from X to frame, a distance
of 6 feet. Five attempts are allowed.
The frame is hung parallel to the
floor.

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Attack Test
Equipment: The balls are tied to a string and passed

over a pulley or pipe over the net. The ball is dropped so as
to be 1 foot in front of the net as it comes down.

 

 

The court across the net is marked |
into scoring lanes, from the net to ™
the back line, each 6 foot wide. o-Ball ‘
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Five attempts are allowed each
subject. Final score is the
net combined score of the five attempts.

 

Defense Test

The subject stands 8 feet from the next, while an
assistant stands above the net across the court and throws five
balls directly at the subject, at uniform speed. The subject
scores 10 points for each ball he is able to pass at least 10
feet in the air. No points are allowed for pass less than 10
feet.

Note. The author's recognize the difficulty of controlling the
Speed and accuracy of the pass. They wuld suggest that some
mechanic invent a gun which would release a ball at uniform
speed for this test.