Players run towards each other, and then sidestep around each other at the last moment.
Ensure players communicate and decide on a direction of sidestepping before they begin the exercise.
This is important that both players pay attention to avoid any collisions.
Every time players complete 4 runs they should complete two static or dynamic stretches.
Gradually build up the intensity.
Players should jog through the practice first getting used to pushing off with the opposite leg to the way the want to move.
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