Put players into teams. players line up behind the first player (leader) single file. the leader starts off with the ball. the leader passes the ball over their head to the next player. the second player passes the ball through their legs the to third player. this pattern continues until the ball reaches the last player. the last player runs to the front the the relay continues until the leader is back at the front.
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