Each player will have a partner facing them with a hoop in the middle. The player with the ball will perform a overhead shot which needs to land in the hoop and towrads thier partner.
The reason why this is important is because it will improve accuracy as they will have a small target (hoop) to hit the ball into and then make sure that it bounces out the right way.
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