Players line up on their own cone with a ball each.
One at a time they kick their ball from their hands, as far as they can.
When all the players have kicked their ball, they run out and collect them and return to their cone.
After a couple practice goes, make it competative.
The player who kicks the ball the furthest gets the point.
see who has the most points by the end.
Keep your eyes on the ball when you kick
Use shoelaces to kick the ball
dont throw onto your foot, drop the ball onto your foot to kick
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