For a street racket wall field, a single field is marked half on the floor and half on the wall. This creates a target window on the wall and a target area on the floor, with half of the centre zone in between, which must not be played on. Two such wall fields are marked directly next to each other. The participants play 1 against 1 with larger angles and a greater range of movement.
Aim:
reduce the required area and use the wall field in a variety of ways.
Variant:
- play the two wall fields in a specific order (e.g. li-li-re-re-re etc.).)
Make it more difficult:
- mark the two squares on the wall with some distance (approx. 50 cm) between them
- draw several additional squares next to each other for more game options and more intensive shifts; the landing zones must be enlarged at the sides
