Drill: Amoeba Serving
Amoeba serving is a fun drill which is competitive and helps develop team chemistry while working on serving accuracy, especially for weaker servers.
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Amoeba serving is a fun drill which is competitive and helps develop team chemistry while working on serving accuracy, especially for weaker servers.
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