Set up the same as in the previous drill. The serving players runs forward after serving while the receiver passes to the setter. The player who didn't receive the ball attacks the set and approaches for a kill. The server then tries to dig the attacked ball in Zone 1.
The main goal of this drill is to teach players to cover zones after passing. On the other side, players still work on consistency when passing and receiving.
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