There are 4 different coloured cones with each having a different dynamic stretch; high knees, heel flicks, jumping jacks, arm rotations, etc.
Players are to run around in a specified area, the players that are 'on' will wear a band/bib that is the same colour as one of the cones and be carrying a ball.
When a player is tagged by a ball they must go to the colour cone of the person that tagged them and do the required dynamic stretch.
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