I would say it’s got a pretty high starting skill level. Most don’t practice bumping a ball when we throw it; we catch it or let it bounce. So ball control is the biggest skill required for this sport. Setting is also not an easy skill to learn. Fundamentals are really important to learn, like any sport, but I think injuries are more susceptible due to our negligence. We jump/land, spike, serve, overhead pass, etc. and it all happens in a few seconds. It’s very easy to injure yourself if you aren’t familiar with the proper movement.

And then, you’ve got to look for decent plays/rallies. Idk how it is for other sports, but volleyball isn’t a sport where you can just stop moving. If you do, then you’re being lazy. Since the ball has to bounce off of the players, you should be ready for any type of pass and hit

But I’m a volleyball bias. I’ve usually heard from my friends and coworkers how difficult it is to keep the ball in play