2 teams two balls
Players play a half court rally until one makes a mistake for the first point. The second ball then becomes live and should be played out by all 4 players for the second point.
Could be done with 2 cross court rallies going on and one breaking down and finishing the second ball for the second point.
This is a great drill for working on concentration individually, and communication in doubles play.
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