Two teams form one circle and stand so that members of the blue team are separated by players on the white team.
Both teams start with a ball on opposite sides of the circle and pass the ball around in a clock-wise direction.
The team that can overtake the ball of the other team by passing it to each other fastest is the winner.
Variation:
At any point the coach can shout "change direction". Players must immediately swap the direction of the passing and continue the game in the other direction.
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