Run-through: Player claps the ball and the attackers move back to 3m line while ball is tossed to setter. Setter runs forward to setter position and sets the ball for an attacker to attack. The attackers who don't hit move in and cover the hitter. The opposite sides front line plays defense and moves accordingly. Once the attack is finished, repeat the run-through on the other side.
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