Wing A runs starts at a cone and runs towards the cone on the left.
Then A receives a pass from C and tries to score a goal.
When he fails to score a goal he has to run to the cone at 12 meters perform 7 push-ups. Then he sprints back to his starting position.
In the meanwhile wing player B takes his turn to score a goal after a pass from D on the right
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