Crocodile Race is a game that develops strength and coordination through paired movement.

Players are selected in pairs based on their body weight.

The second player grabs the ankles of the first player after they achieve body balance.

Pairs move forward while coordinating their body positions.

The players switch roles and return to the starting line.

The pair that returns to the starting line first is the winner.

Coordination helps maintain balance and effective movement with a partner.

Participants discuss mistakes made, improvements, and how they maintained coordination.

Not maintaining balance or coordination with one’s partner.

Overhead arm stretch, chest stretch, shoulder circles, and cross body shoulder stretch.

Dynamic stretches that enhance flexibility and prepare the body.

To relax the muscles and prevent injuries after physical activity.

Body balance is the ability to maintain a stable position during movement.

It engages various muscle groups while maintaining body weight in the plank position.

They should focus on synchronizing their movements to improve coordination.

Enhances strength, coordination, balance, and teamwork skills.

It helps participants learn from experiences and improve their skills.

By actively participating and communicating with their partners throughout the game.