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BALL × CONTROL

Dribble Course

Build a tiny course and race the ball through it without losing control.Classics & remixes · JoyRiders rules edition
classic gameball playcoursemasteryrace
PLAYERSsolo / two people
TIME4–25 min
ENERGYmedium / high
PLACEoutdoors
SETUP2 min
COMMUNITYNot yet rated

HOW TO PLAY

Start here.

YOU’LL NEEDA bouncy or soccer ball and three markers
  1. 1Place three markers in a zigzag and mark a start and finish line. Decide whether everyone will dribble with hands or feet for the first round.
  2. 2Start the timer when the player first moves the ball. Pass on the correct side of every marker and cross the finish while still controlling the ball.
  3. 3If the ball gets away or a marker is skipped, stop the timer, return the ball to the missed marker, add three seconds, and continue. The recorded result is the clock time plus all penalties.
  4. 4Give every player two attempts; the lower adjusted time counts. The fastest player wins. Solo players record the first result, then change one variable and try to beat it.

REMIX THE RULES

Complete twists.

Traffic controllerBefore each lap, choose a non-racing player as traffic controller. They call green for normal speed, yellow for slow control, and red for a complete stop with the ball under control. Moving on red or losing the ball adds three seconds. Each player runs three laps, rotates into the controller role, and the lowest adjusted time wins.
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