Everyone stands in a circle, facing inward with their legs spread apart, so that you can touch the feet of the person next to you. Using your fists, you hit the ball further within the circle.
Make it harder: If the ball goes through someone's legs, they may only play with one hand for the rest of the game.
Space: You can adjust the space by either making it larger or smaller.
Add more balls to the game: Introduce multiple balls into the game for added challenge.
Variations: Every time the ball goes through your legs, you get a letter from the word "DONKEY". The first person to spell out the word "DONKEY" is the loser, of course!
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