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8 players per court
4 players as feeders
and 4 players as returnees
change roles after a set time (i.e. 3 minutes)
FEEDERS: throw the ball with lots of height over the net in the direction of the player
the receiving player has to be in the middle of the court
Receiving players:
- catch the ball and roll it back under the net to the player that did not have the ball before the practice started.Player should go to the back of the que after each time
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