GK's will be in pairs.
Each GK will have their own square.
1 GK will start and the other will be the mirror.
The GK working will have to move to each cone in quick succession and try and be quicker than the opposite GK.
The GK acting as the mirror must copy what the GK working is doing and keep up with his patterns.
Each GK will work for 30 Seconds each, twice each, one after the other.
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