This is just a modified scoring game.
Both teams play out normally as if in a real game with serving and serve receives.
Scoring rules change.
Use the chart on the right or some modified version.
Game to 15, 21, 25, or 35.
Variation - drill could end after one team achieves a certain number of the conditions, example 5 FBSO / FSSO, 5 Runs of 3, etc.
Condition team to place greater emphasis on certain game situations.
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