Each group receives two small mats. The group must now cover a certain distance without touching the floor. In other words, the whole group stands on one mat and the person at the back of the group passes the free mat to the front. The free mat is placed in front of the mat occupied by the participants so that all participants can move onto it without touching the floor. The free mat is then moved forwards.
The group moves in this way until it reaches the turning point (both mats have passed the colouring stick). If a participant touches the ground on the way, the whole group must return to the starting point and start the course all over again. If the course is successfully completed, one person is transported on the mat on the way back.
It is important to remember that the second mat must also be transported back to the start; the group can transport one person on both mats or the second mat can be carried back separately.
The relay form is repeated until every participant in the group has been transported once on a mat (or define a certain number of participants for the transport due to the time conditions).
In the field, committee tents can be used instead of mats.
