The player without the bag runs around one of the cone left or right.After the player moves around the cone , hits the bag with the shoulder as the same side as the cone. Always have space between the cones so the players don`t collide. 1.players should use speed going out the cone like in a game. 2.players should hit the bags hard and not try to push the other player to the ground.
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