Le Coach feed une balle courte un peu haute (impact niveau des épaules) à J1 et J2 (une série de 10 balles chacun avant de faire le switch)
J1 et J2 doivent avancer et prendre leur coup droit pour attaquer la balle avec comme mesurable que le 2eme bond de la balle se fasse derrière la ligne de cone. Faire une série de 10 balles. Les joueurs doivent en réussir 7/10 pour pouvoir avoir un point
J3 compte les points de J1 + ramasse les balles
J4 compte les points de J2 + ramasse les balles
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