Net points
Rules
Rex Bradburn Asked 9 years ago
Great Videos all 200 plus! Both of you have provided great mentoring to a lot of us.
My question is this: During a doubles game one person got six points from the ball hitting the net and then dropping over. Are there limits on this during a game and should there be? We tried to return the favor next game but could only do one...Thanks again
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Rex,
There are no limits to the number of net shots you can do. Sometimes it seems that they are all going against you... However, I am sure the universe sorts it out in the long term.
Thanks for the kind words about the videos. Glad they are helping.
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D K Posted 9 years ago
They surely are.
I have learned a lot from them