In this drill, Player works on quick footwork. Going around a moving object can be difficult at the beginning but with repetitions, players will get used to the movements and begin to see improvements. The faster they are able to move their feet, the better they will be able to execute high quality strokes on the court therefore coach should explain to players why it is important to improve this aspect
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