Server:

• call out the score
• plan the speed and spin; serve & volley or stay back
• get 75% 1st serves in play
• serve to the middle in the deuce court, at the returner's body in the ad court, or to the weaker side of the returner
• 1st volley should go down the middle
• server is responsible for 1st volley 95% of the time

 Server's partner (SP):

• call server's placement if signals are being used
• shift with the serve placement
• know your targets if the ball is played to your area
• adjust to back if ball goes by you and key on opponents
• play net aggressively, poach on all floating returns
• should cross or fake on all serves

 Returner's partner (RP):

• help to make call
• key in on SP if SP makes a play; RP is responsible for the middle of the court
• if return gets by SP, move in 3 quick steps to apply pressure, shifting with the angle of the return
• if ball is returned low to server's feet, stay inside and ready to cut off server's 1st volley
• play back to change up and give a different formation to serving team

 Returner:

• position in centre of possible serve angle
• use outside stroke on any ball at the body
• ball in play: never wide or in net
• always attack weak serves
• try to keep ball low to allow RP to poach and threaten
• both play back until you get opportunity to attack off a good shot