#20 Three Feet
It’s easier to go under than through your opponents.
It all revolves around 3 feet – the height of the net in the middle of the court.
The height that a player contacts the ball in a doubles match really, really matters. As you may well know, the height of the net in the middle of the court is 3 feet and the height at the net post is 3’6″ – a six inch difference. That’s good to know, but only as a reference.
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