
.3 x players .get the 3 x players to stand in a triangle .1 x player has the ball while the other 2 x players turn around so their backs are at the player with the ball .the player with the ball calls "NOW" to make the other 2 x players turn around and as the 2 x players turn around the player with the ball throws it to 1 of the players to catch it .player with the ball has 6 x turns then which around till eveyone has had a 3 x turns each
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