**Bumpers Up
I just realized that I never made my PS note about Bumpers Up. Here's why we need to explain and then practice proper bumper position: Surprisingly enough, the only one who is remotely close to proper Bumpers Up position is the one about to "Double Goose" the participant in the darker blue shirt. You don't want to be either. Bad Bumper! Bad BUMPER! Trust me...you don't want this happening to one your participants and as a participant, you will only experience this once before you decide that "Bumpers Up" is EXTREMELY important (especially when you're in a group with people you do not know well). I'd show you a picture of good Bumpers Up Position...but do you think I could find one? Nope. So I'm left with explaining it and hoping that you can understand it. If I ever find one...I will definitely post it (mostly out of triumph). BUMPERS UP: With your elbows tight to your side, bend your elbows a little less than 90 degrees with your...