K(Y) starts in central of goal
Servers
1) K(Y) starts at cone which is central and works forward to front post to deal with service aimed there
2) Once complete, K(Y) gets up and sets angle/position to server from angle of 6 who is aiming to cone in center
3) Once saved/completed, K(Y) gets up quick to set self to server who is central (aiming for post)
***WORK BOTH SIDES
in more ways than one
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in more ways than one
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