How to Play Cutthroat in Racquetball
All three players have their own agendas, but they must cooperate with each other in order to be victorious. So it's not as vicious a game as the name would lead you to believe.
- Difficulty:
- Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need
- Racquetball Goggles
- Racquetball Rackets
- Racquetballs
- Water Bottles With Squeeze Caps
-
-
1
Set a service rotation for all three players. This rotation does not alter.
-
2
Start the game with the server facing off against the other two players.
-
3
Play as if it's doubles when you're serving.
-
4
Use a singles strategy when you're part of the duo returning serve.
-
5
Alternate hitting the ball between the solo player and the doubles team during a rally.
-
6
Score points only when you're serving.
-
7
End the game at 11, 15 or 21 points.
-
1
Tips & Warnings
Strategies change quickly because you have to play with and against both your opponents.
Communicate. The court may seem a little crowded with three people. Talk out loud to avoid bumping into each other.
When you have the serve, try to split the doubles team by aiming your shots between them.
If you have any condition that would impair or limit your ability to engage in physical activity, please consult a physician before attempting this activity. This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment.
Related Searches
Comments
-
who uses Gupta as a name example? lmao
-
Daniel McClosky
Oct 01, 2010
The "doubles team" never scores because you can only score during volleys that you served, and you always serve alone. Once the server messes up, one member of the receiving "doubles team" rotates into the serving position, leaving the old server and the third player together to form a new "doubles team." The "doubles team" is not permanent and changes every time a server loses a volley. The rotation occurs according to a predetermined pattern, e.g. "Gupta, Kelly, Amir, then Gupta again" -
seth556
Feb 16, 2010
so when the doubles team scores, who is the one who serves? is it the one who hit the ball when the solo person couldn't return it?
