Please note the following highlights: 

A Net is a Net – If you contact any portion of the net during play, it is a fault.

Antennae – The standards (poles) are the antennae. If the ball touches or passes over the poles, it is out.

Block counts as a Touch 

Court Boundary – Entering any adjacent court that is scheduled for competition during play is a fault.

Finger Action Over Net – No finger action over the net, tipping, sets over must be square and clean, etc..

You can redirect on the block!

Beach standards apply for hand setting, noting that spin is a possible indicator of a double, but it is NOT inherently a double.  There is NO RULE if a ball spins X number of times that it is a double.

No open-hand serve receive 

Hard Driven Ball – Finger action (beach dig) allowed for first contact on a hard-driven ball. Hard-driven is defined as a ball you don’t have time to think about.

If a player goes under the net during play, it is not a fault, unless contact is made that interferes with the player contacted on the other team’s ability to play the ball.