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hitting is when you dont volley properply for example its called lifting or hitting use your finger tips and DO NOT USE YOUR PALMS push the ball of from your finger tips
hitting also counts in when your not doing any of the requirments (eg. spikeing,bumping,volleying, serveing etc.)
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