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For catching, have a partner roll three balls toward you. Joey Ramsey, a ball person co-chair at the Citi Open tournament in D.C., trains people to squat and position their hands, with palms facing out, to create a “backboard.” https://t.co/5S2SOmn5eM https://t.co/kVsXNDoTIw — PolitiTweet.org

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Rolling and catching: To practice rolling, take three balls and stand at the baseline in the doubles alley. Roll the balls toward the net. The key is to keep the balls low and flat, with minimal bounce. Position your body like you’re doing a lunge. https://t.co/5S2SOmn5eM https://t.co/eVRjn9Mdft — PolitiTweet.org

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Speed and agility: First, position three balls on the court — near the net, on the service line, and in between the service line and the baseline. Now sprint to collect one ball at a time, returning to the baseline each time. https://t.co/5S2SOmn5eM https://t.co/5Fnw3hXXwC — PolitiTweet.org

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