A dynamic physical activity that combines Rock-Paper-Scissors with running and teamwork.

To score points by reaching the second-to-last hoop on the opposing team's side.

Divide the class into two teams, lining them up on opposite sides of the hoop route.

The first member from each team enters the first hoop to play Rock-Paper-Scissors.

The winner advances to the next hoop while the loser returns to the back of their team.

Players alternate turns, with the losing team member's next teammate entering the first hoop.

A point is scored when a player reaches the second-to-last hoop on the opposing team's side.

Both teams return to their starting positions for a fresh round of play.

It fosters collaboration and strategy as team members work towards scoring points together.

It promotes physical activity, quick decision-making, and reaction time.

Perform shoulder rotations and quadriceps stretches to prepare muscles.

Perform calf and hamstring stretches to relax the muscles after play.

Not paying attention to the rules resulting in unfair gameplay.

Yes, variations can include different challenges or additional hoops.

It improves relationships and trust among team members through shared experiences.

Quick decision-making and reactions are essential for winning each round.

Observing opponents’ choices in previous rounds can help predict their next move.

It enhances agility, speed, and cardiovascular health through running.

The competitive nature and fast-paced action engage players and onlookers alike.