Abstract
Abstract One hundred and ten Freshman and Sophomore university women students were given repeated volleys tests in volleyball at restraining lines 3, 5, and 7 ft. from the wall, as had similarly been done at the 3-ft. distance. It was found in this study that the test was reliable at the 5- and 7-ft. lines as well as at the 3-ft. distance. The test at the 7-ft. restraining line was found to have greater validity with these subjects than at the 3-ft. line. It was also found that the estimated validity for three trials at the 7-ft. line wa6 greater than the validity for the sum of the scores at the 3-, 5-, and 7-ft. lines.
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