They have infra red measurament systems all over, besides camera multi angle 3d imagery, and technology that calculates movement. If it isnt any of these technologies, the easiest way to measur jump height is the antena. Each of the color segments of the antena have 10cm. Considering the net is 243cm, if someone hits the ball at 6 segments high, they will be reaching 303. The whole antena, 323. The antena, plus one and a half segments, 338. An antena and two segments, 343.
@@caimanaraujo479 thank you. But that does not anwswer what point is referenced to. The highest point of the ball? the highest point of the hand? the middle of the ball? to lowest point of the ball?...
@@Subsessor the measurement is from the floor to the point of contact that the hitter has when spiking. E.g. a hitter's hand touches the ball at 335 cm, which is almost at the top of the antenna, or almost a full meter above the net tape
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i always wonder, what point is referenced to when the spike height is measured...?
duh. from the floor of course
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still wondering though
They have infra red measurament systems all over, besides camera multi angle 3d imagery, and technology that calculates movement. If it isnt any of these technologies, the easiest way to measur jump height is the antena. Each of the color segments of the antena have 10cm. Considering the net is 243cm, if someone hits the ball at 6 segments high, they will be reaching 303. The whole antena, 323. The antena, plus one and a half segments, 338. An antena and two segments, 343.
@@caimanaraujo479 thank you. But that does not anwswer what point is referenced to. The highest point of the ball? the highest point of the hand? the middle of the ball? to lowest point of the ball?...
@@Subsessor the measurement is from the floor to the point of contact that the hitter has when spiking. E.g. a hitter's hand touches the ball at 335 cm, which is almost at the top of the antenna, or almost a full meter above the net tape