Beach Nation Coach and MB Sand Director Patty Dodd shares a drill that emphasizes the importance of the first contact, the pass or the serve with some competition. Players keep their individual score and can score points by making a good pass or by forcing a bad pass. The coach is the judge. Players get engaged, compete for points while practicing these two very important skills, passing and serving. - A good pass puts your team in a good position to side out. A good pass (in system pass) is forward with apex and a few feet of the net.
- A good serve can put the opponent in trouble, put them out of system and create easier defensive scenarios for your team.
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