- place several mats on the court
- you score if you pass the ball to a teammate who already stands on one of these
- if you do so, continue playing on another one
change task to
- sitting on the mat instead of just standing
- passing a ball with ground pass via the mat to your teammate
- remove mats, place rings (more difficult ground pass)
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