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I can't process that information live. It bounced on kitchen so I was good🤣🤣🤣

Interesting! We've been playing it like tennis just so it's a slower pace. But sounds like the kitchen is the place to be! Appreciate the feedback!

@@xaviermartin5598 It's called the kitchen game. Rally scoring, so players don't switch sides. Even score serves on right, odd score serve goes to the left. Start 0-0-2 as normal. Now, dink drop serve cross court, must land in kitchen, return dink must land in kitchen. The point is live ON the 3rd hit and the whole court is open (avoid lobs because they defeat the purpose of the drill although they are not illegal) play to 15, point is scored on every serve, even on side outs. If the 1st or 2nd dink are messed up, just replay the same point i.e serve or return not in kitchen, or fail to get over the net on 1st or 2nd shot. Rotate sides To add on as an extra drill, keep 2 hands on the paddle at all times, or you lose the point. This is a footwork drill and forces you to not over reach. Not everyone needs to do this option, and it can just be a self imposed rule to improve your footwork. Next is the 7/11 game. Same concept as the kitchen game but one team starts at the kitchen and the other starts behind the base line. This drill is to work on drop shots and resets (avoid drives but do add them in 10-20% of the time to switch things up) Team at the kitchen needs to get to 11, team back at the base line only needs to get to 7 due to the disadvantage of starting further back. I guarantee you will have just as much, if not more fun than playing, respectfully, at your skill level. Practice more than you play, you will level up faster AND avoid nagging injuries from playing too many games. Cheers!

Thanks Steve! The Wrinkly Rams don't give up! We hit them with everything

Hahaha! 100%

Excellent set!