As the drill goes on there will be a growing target on the other side of the net. This makes the drill easier for players who struggle with their serving.
You'll also probably find your players encouraging one another and being supportive which will help improve team chemistry.
To make this harder you can enforce the rule that the seated player must catch the ball for the serve to count.
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