The feeder starts driving with the ball, at the same moment de right Att. starts to run parallel next to the cons. The Att. needs to time his run and command for the pass by saying the number of the erea where he wants to receive the pass. After the receive he must strike as fast as he can in the D.
After the right Att. had a turn, the Left Att. is next (only different is that his con is placed different)
- Right Att. forehand receive, Left Att. backhand reveive.
- Striking in the far corner
- Dynamical Play
in more ways than one
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