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Comparative Analysis on Men's Volleyball Back-line Attack Home and Abroad

Huan Zhang

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This artide explored the back-line attack between Chinase Men's Volleyball and the first six teams of '99 World Cup. The results show that each has his strongness and weakness. In compari- son to '98 World Men's Cup Volleyball Championship match, the back-line attack level of Chinese Men's Volleyball team has made no more progress since last year.

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This artide explored the back-line attack between Chinase Men's Volleyball and the first six teams of '99 World Cup. The results show that each has his strongness and weakness. In compari- son to '98 World Men's Cup Volleyball Championship match, the back-line attack level of Chinese Men's Volleyball team has made no more progress since last year.

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This artide explored the back-line attack between Chinase Men's Volleyball and the first six teams of '99 World Cup. The results show that each has his strongness and weakness. In compari- son to '98 World Men's Cup Volleyball Championship match, the back-line attack level of Chinese Men's Volleyball team has made no more progress since last year.

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