
Coach or another player feeds the ball in and the player must hit the ball back and it must land in court if the player misses the ball or it goes out that player must go to the other side of the net and try and catch a ball to then return to carry on returning the ball
Make the feeds harder change the rules on catching two bounces,one bounce then no bounce
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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