two players stand in a volley position, one behind the other. The player closes to the net volleys every other ball from the coach and does not move away from the centre the player behind volleys the wide volleys back to the coach and moves back to the centre and next moves out the other way.
Coach feeds every other ball straight and every other ball left or right.
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