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Individual Icebreakers Outdoor Physical Teamwork
- Players: 4 – 20
- Duration: 7 - 15 min
- Average cost: $11.49
- Age: 4+
How to play
Located in 4 corners and in front of each cone, four groups with several participants at the signal of the "boss" will pull the rope to reach their cone. The first to achieve it wins. Make sure it is not a rope that cuts your hands. Or do have measurements like gloves, etc.
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