This is a fun doubles game, which focuses on how to play doubles from the net and how to counter if you are at the back of the court. Athletes will need to be creative and think of ways to beat the team at the net. If the team at the back of the court beats the team at the net then they will take their place and stay there until they lose the rally. This game is effective for developing doubles intelligence and play and also helps train cardiovascular endurance.
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