Catch a clap

This exercise involves everyone standing in a circle. A clap is then past across the circle to whoever you want. When a clap is given to you, you should receive the clap and then pass it on. When passing the clap on you need to make eye contact with the person and clap towards them so that they know it is supposed to be for them. The claps should not speed up it should stay at a steady beat which you should make with your feet.

To make the game more difficult you should then walk around the space and pass the clap. For this you will need to be aware of where the clap is incase it is passed to you and you should concentrate. Remember you need to make eye contact with the person, so don't give it to someone if their back is to you because they won't realise the clap is for them.

We didn't get to this level but if you wanted to make it more difficult you could add in another clap so more than one clap would be going around.

This exercise was good because it made us concentrate and work as a team. In order to keep the clap going we had to focus and work as an ensemble so that the clap continued to be received.