The tagger tries to tag a specific player and must make it clear which player it is they are trying to catch.
The players on the other team must try to prevent the tagger from catching the player they are trying to catch.
The blue team can protect the player that the tagger is trying to catch by:
Using only their bodies.
Using hands and arms.
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