The objective is for players in Group B to tag members of Group A as they return to the starting line.

Team A stands at the starting line, and Team B stands 5 meters behind the 15-meter line.

Proper technique helps save time and enhance performance during the game.

Activities include jogging, slow running, and dynamic stretching.

Slow stretches to help relax the muscles after the activity.

Cadence is the number of steps taken per minute while walking or running.

Count the number of steps taken in one minute to find your cadence.

Players transition from fast jogging to slow running and then to stretching.

Group A can plan their route back more strategically to evade tagging.

It increases energy and excitement through active participation and running.

Dynamic stretching involves active movements to prepare muscles for exercise.

Group B's role is to tag members of Group A as they return to the starting line.

Respecting boundaries ensures fair play and safety during the game.

It enhances cardiovascular fitness, agility, and coordination.

Players often forget to use proper running techniques, which can slow them down.

Engaging in group discussions or cool-down stretches can be beneficial.

Encouraging team spirit and friendly competition keeps players engaged.

Warm-ups prepare the body for physical activity and reduce injury risk.

Teamwork and communication among players enhance the gameplay experience.