This task will get your players used to receiving a serve and preparing in second fraction to dig up a spike from Zone 4 and Zone 2.
Player 1 serves from the opposite side of the court into zone 5. Player 2 (acting as a back row player) then digs up the ball.
Player 3 (standing close to the net in zone 4) then spikes the ball to player 1, who has to dig up the ball.
Player 4 (standing close to the net in zone 2) then spikes the ball to player 1, who again has to dig up the ball.
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