Each team has a set of tennis balls on each side of the court and there aim is too throw all the balls from their side to the opponents side. And the team with the least amount of balls on their side wins the game. Your only allowed to throw one ball at a time.
get into a ready postion, knees bend, get low down to pick up the ball and throw it to the other side.
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