In an effort to play aggressive doubles, recreational players need to learn how to move forward towards the ball and not WAIT for the ball to come to them. I do a series of "No Bounce Doubles Drills" to make my players move forward and create muscle memory. I always make a game out of the drills because no one likes to lose!
Practice this drill with your teammates, and afterward, use it in a practice match.
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