1. Start from a freeball toss to opposing team.
2. Enforce communication: Yelling "free!" and "down!".
3. Work on transition.
4. Rotate when a downball is hit from the backrow, over the net and in.
5. If passing, setting or spiking the ball over, do not rotate.
6. Celebrate each point!
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