Two players are racing to get back to the middle after touching cones on opposite sides.
Two players start facing each other on the middle cone and await the coaches signal.
Players will accelerate to the cone on one side, turn and accelerate to the other side, turn again and accelerate back to the middle.
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in more ways than one
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