How it Works

Divide players into two teams and scatter cones across the floor. One team is trying to knock cones down by making shots, and the other team is trying to stand cones up. Every made shot earns a chance to flip a cone. After shooting, players rebound quickly, get to their next spot, and keep the cycle moving. You can stop the round when all cones are flipped or when time expires. The constant shoot rebound rhythm feels similar to the pace you get in 5 Spot Shooting Challenge. If you want to add structured distances or change the difficulty, you can borrow ideas from 5-3-1 Shooting Relay. For added teamwork or relay style movement, you can use the same flow you see in Construction Site.

Progression Or Variation

• Increase cone spacing to create more movement
• Add dribble requirements before each shot
• Use time based rounds to control intensity
• Switch which team knocks down or stands up cones
• Add a rule requiring players to shoot from specific spots

Coaching Points

• Encourage quick rebounds to keep the game flowing
• Remind players to shoot with balance and a soft follow through
• Emphasize communication when teams decide which cones to target
• Reinforce controlled footwork when moving between cones
• Keep energy high and transitions fast

Why This Drill Works

Wreck It Ralph blends competition, shooting reps, and nonstop movement into a format that works for multiple age groups. Players stay fully engaged because every make leads to an immediate action. It builds rhythm, focus, and decision making while still feeling playful and chaotic in the best way.