Street Racket (cross field): King game

Group work

Building on the "Quartet" game form (see exercise collection), the king tries to rule the playing field for as long as possible. The 4 squares are numbered from 1-4, the king stands in square 4. Each participant can play any square (however, it makes the most sense to play the king square). If you make a mistake, you have to go back to square 1 and any empty squares are filled (move up). Only the king can score points if he remains in the game (if the other players make a mistake). The king always has the lead. If there are more than four players, there is a queue in front of square 1.

Objective:
to rule as king for as long as possible.

Variations:

• Ruling together: 2 participants alternate after each shot (or after each rally) and act as a team
• 2 kingdoms: one king game takes place on the cross court, a parallel and completely separate king game also takes place in the 4 outer corners (with a second ball) around the cross court (maxi court)

Per participant:
1 racket (street racket)

Per group:
1 ball (street racket)

Chalk, paint, spray, adhesive tape

1 additional ball ►Variation of the exercise (maxi field)