To start of as a small fun warm up. players will play bull dog with a football. We will start of with one player in the middle, and they will aim to win the ball of the other players, once they win the ball. The player who loses possession has to join them. To win possession players must throw a bib and it must hit the ball.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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