Place your finger in the middle of the back of your partner and try and keep it there.
The partner then walks around changing direction, stopping, starting and side-stepping etc.
After about 30 seconds change who is leading. If there is an odd number of players there will need to be one group working as a 3. They just form a 3 in a line and the front person leads.
The person following should have bent knees and be in a ready position so as to be able to change direction at any time.
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