Rules: 1. Coach tosses in, or team serves 2. Unlimited amount of touches to keep ball in play 3. If ball goes out, the team that hit it out, must retrieve the ball and bring it back into play on own side, and COUNT the amount of times the ball bounces. Must retrieve ball BEFORE IT ROLLS. Same rules apply if team shanks ball or touches it. They must retrieve ball. 4. You can go under the net or anywhere in the gym to retrieve ball. Team with least amount of bounces wins game.
Great game for talking, teamwork.
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