Two equal teams
The team on the outside have to run a relay around the outside of all the cones (each player runs around once).
Meanwhile the players in the middle have to pass the ball around the smaller square and see how many times they can pass the ball around their square in the time it takes the other team to all round the outside.
Swap teams.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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