Spiking is a fundamental skill in volleyball where a player jumps high and strikes the ball with force, aiming to score a point or force the opposing team to react.

A front-row spike is a common type of spike where the player jumps high and strikes the ball with a straight arm, typically from the front row of the court.

A quick spike is a type of spike where the player quickly jumps and hits the ball before the opposing team has time to react, often catching them off guard.

A tip spike is a type of spike where the player hits the ball softly and places it in an open area of the court, often catching the opposing team off guard.

A back-row spike is a type of spike where the player jumps and hits the ball from the back row of the court, typically using a one-handed technique.

A fist spike is a type of spike where the player hits the ball with a closed fist, typically used as a surprise attack or to score a point when the opposing team is not expecting it.

A back-attack spike is a type of spike where the player jumps from behind the three-meter line and hits the ball, often catching the opposing team off guard.

A windmill spike is a type of spike where the player jumps and hits the ball with a windmill motion, typically used as a surprise attack or to score a point when the opposing team is not expecting it.

A front-row spike is a type of spike where the player jumps from the front row and hits the ball with a straight arm, typically used to score a point or force the opposing team to react.

A palm spike is a type of spike where the player hits the ball with an open hand, typically used as a surprise attack or to score a point when the opposing team is not expecting it.

A back-row spike is a type of spike where the player jumps from the back row and hits the ball with a one-handed technique, typically used to score a point or force the opposing team to react.

A hammer spike is a type of spike where the player hits the ball with a closed fist and a downward motion, typically used as a surprise attack or to score a point when the opposing team is not expecting it.

A quick spike is a type of spike where the player jumps from the front row and hits the ball with a quick motion, typically used to catch the opposing team off guard and score a point.

A spike serve is a type of serve where the player hits the ball with a straight arm and a downward motion, typically used to score a point or force the opposing team to react.

A back-row spike is a type of spike where the player jumps from the back row and hits the ball with a two-handed technique, typically used to score a point or force the opposing team to react.