2 Players drop markers 3 steps back from the net; players must rally 3 shots in front of the marker; Stop the rally, pick up the marker and move 1 step back (increasing the size of the court); begin new rally for 4 shots. Continue pattern for as many as coach dictates
This drill is about control and feel for the ball.
** Create team challenge by saying "First team to complete 6 wins."
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