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Coach Joe Dinoffer has a great game that's played best on a tennis court, but can be played in other places...

Coach Joe Dinoffer has a great game that's played best on a tennis court, but can be played in other places too.

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How to do the Scoop It Up

The next game that we would like to share is called Scoop it Up. This game is perhaps best suited for a tennis court, but other areas can be used as well, as other types of rackets, beside the junior tennis rackets we are using here. The group is divided into two teams, and the ball is allowed to roll as long as it doesn't come to a stop. The goal is for each team to keep the ball in motion, and to pass it over the net to the other team. As well, they are not allowed to either throw the ball or touch it, with either their hands or feet. If the ball comes to a stop that team loses that point.

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