1- Split the players into teams, give each player a ball and a racket. This advisably should be a soft ball.
2- Get all team players not hitting the ball a safe distance away to avoid injury.
3- The player must hit the ball so it hits the cone, they can only take the first cone it hits.
4- The next player takes a shot.
5- Later on, allow the players to steal whatever cone their ball hits.
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