Divide your players into two teams and assign each player a â number â. Players start at the back fence. As the pro feeds the pro will shout out 1,2,3 or 4 numbers and those players run out and play the point. If only one number is called ( one player from each team) that point is worth âoneâ, two numbers called ( two players from each team) that point is worth â twoâ, and so on. Players return to the fence for the next point. VARIATIONS: Have your players start in different positions or areas, for example; In the push-up position on the baseline. Sitting on the baseline. Near the net post. On the side of the court.
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