1. Players form lines on the baseline facing the net.
2. Players on each team run, one at a time, with the tennis ball on their racket around a cone and back to their team before the other team.
3. The team that completes the relay first with all players sitting in a line at the baseline wins.
OBJECTIVES:
1. Develop wrist and arm strength.
2. Move quickly with racket control.
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