Divide the players into three competing teams. Upon the whistle, players can start in pairs dribbling down the line and making at least 3 passes until the end of the line. The last player with the ball will need to dribble back outside the track and pass the ball to the next players.
The game is finished when all players have had a turn (equal number of runs)
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