What is the height of the net in Sitting Volleyball?

In Sitting Volleyball, the height of the net is indeed lower than in traditional volleyball. This adjustment is made to accommodate the specific needs of athletes with disabilities who participate in the sport. The reduced height of the net allows for a more inclusive and equitable playing field, ensuring that players can effectively engage in the game while also considering their unique mobility and physical abilities.

In traditional volleyball, the net height is set at 2.43 meters for men's competition and 2.24 meters for women's competition, which is typically too high for seated play. The height in Sitting Volleyball is strategically set at 1.15 meters for both men and women to facilitate active participation and competitive balance. This adaptation reflects the sport's commitment to inclusivity while maintaining its competitive integrity, ensuring that athletes have the opportunity to showcase their skills effectively.