Set three cones out at an equal distance from one another. On the coach's shout, two players sprint from the middle of the cones out to one cone before sprinting to the other end, and finishing by sprinting to the other end once again. Whoever crosses the line of cones first is the winner!
Your players don't have to run in the same direction or start in one direction - your players can decide to move the other way to the other player.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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