Coach and player rally together. Coach hits different balls (left, right, high, low). Player responds with volleys/overheads to the centre.
Consistency is a first step to be successful at the net. Players have to feel comfortable while coming in and it can only happen when they feel confident. Variety of balls is a good challenge for players because they have to adjust to different balls and place it into the proper area.
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