The Feeder (The back player) either rolls or gently throws the ball for the Retriever (the forward player) to 'Retrieve'. Players rotate rolls each go and the challenge is to see how quickly the ball can be retrieved.
Ensure the retriever starts with their back facing the feeder so that they cannot tell what kind of ball the feeder will throw or when they will throw it increasing the level of concentration and focus requires.
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