Tip of the Day: Use the return to neutralize, challenge and attack the server—and maintain your position

Two players on a wall for doubles practice. One player hits groundstrokes and the second player hits reaction volleys. Use softly hit balls to control the pace of the shots. Work together to make a rally last longer. This is great for warming up or for when you don’t have a court available.

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