For the server to win the game the players need to both be on the service line. For the returner to win the game they need to win the point when both players will be standing on the baseline.
Both players need to recover fast after the serve or return to put themselves in a good position for their second shot. Returners need to practice returning serves with a shorter back swing. Split steps are important for the returner
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