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Unlike traditional volleyball, where a team can touch the ball up to three times, Dayon-Dayon only allows a single contact before sending it back to the opponent. That’s why it’s called “Dayon-Dayon,” a Bisaya term that means continuous—because the play never stops. It’s fast, direct, and all abou…

Unlike traditional volleyball, where a team can touch the ball up to three times, Dayon-Dayon only allows a single contact before sending it back to the opponent. That’s why it’s called “Dayon-Dayon,” a Bisaya term that means continuous—because the play never stops. It’s fast, direct, and all about quick reflexes.