Tennis: Cross-court rally game with winners

Blow away the cobwebs and find out just how well your players can volley with this advanced rallying session, designed for groups large and small!

Players work in groups of 3.

Players 1 and 2 rally for 1 minute after which player 2 steps aside and allows player 3 to tale their place.

Players 1 and 3 rally for 1 minute, during which time player 2 walks to the other side of the net, ready to take over from player 1 after the 1 minute is up.

Player 2 and 3 now rally for 1 minute.

Players get into pairs. Each pair plays against another pair rallying inside the tram line.

The two players rotate in each team, taking it in turns to hit the ball using only their forehand. Every time the ball stays inside the tram lines they score a point

The first pair to score 10 is the winner.

The coach feeds the ball to team A, they then have to hit it into the target area cross court.
-Player from team B hits down the line if possible, however if under pressure from the depth or pace of the shot,then player B should play cross court or down the middle.
Team A are hitting mostly cross court.

-Players hit forehands aiming for the line.
-Players maintain high net clearance to achieve consistency.
-Three points are deducted from the final score (i.e. the rally count) for each shot that was hit into the net.
-After 2 minutes see which pair held the longest rally.
-After one or two rounds swap to backhand.