Players play the point out xcourt from the BH side. The only time the player can go dline is when they slice or drop shot or volley. The player that succeeds with that tactic and wins the point scores 2 points. If the point finishes xcourt either player can only score 1 point.
- the coach can also give bonus points for clean winner
- player anticipates opponent being out of position/balance/time when changing direction-decision making
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