Players stand in pairs with a ball between two. Players will then take turns throwing a large (football sized) ball to one another. Throwing can vary between throwing straight into hands to bouncing before catching etc.
Side on and rotate hips to simulate a tennis groundstroke.
Players can vary the distance once control has been established.
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