-Each player will have their own tennis racket and ball. -The aim is to keep the ball up as many times as they can. -They must hit the ball at a good weight to keep it under control.
-Hit the ball using the middle of the racket. -Don't hit the ball too high. -Keep your eye on the ball. -Think about the amount of weight you hit the ball.
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