2 players stand in services boxes hitting volleys to each other. Play a continuous rally, counting to try to make 50 shots in a row. If they miss or the ball bounces before a shot then they have to start again at 0.
Only allow the players to use one side of the court- so that their volleys need to be more precise.
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