Players are divided into teams and line up side by side or in a row, with their legs tied to the legs of their teammates, effectively binding the group together into one moving unit. Once connected, the team’s goal is to walk—rather than run—toward a designated finish line without falling or losing balance. Because each person’s movement directly affects the others, the team must synchronize their steps, agree on a pace, and often assign a leader to call out directions such as “left” and “right.” Miscommunication or rushing can easily cause the group to stumble, so patience and teamwork are essential for success.
