Play a Game of Twister

“Holding myself in the push-up position has always been one of my most challenging tasks. So, having to hold myself above the ground and move my limbs would be a good challenge. On our first experience with the game, moving my feet individually seemed to be the easier task, even though it was far from easy. Moving my right hand from one circle to another was probably the next most challenging, but with effort could be done. However, moving my left hand to another circle was virtually impossible. Our first attempt was pretty challenging, as I kinda slogged through the exercise, not being able to move my left hand hardly at all.”

“I have never once beaten my niece (who also happens to do gymnastics so I feel she has a double unfair advantage) but I still have fun every time I play. I feel like I get a pretty serious workout after every game as my legs and arms are always sore from trying to stay up and balance myself in such unnatural positions.”

“I did one playtest of this game with my teammates and close friend. While I knew each person playing quite well, some of the other players were meeting each other for the first time, and those just meeting were a little uncomfortable coming into close contact with each other/trying to push each other off the board. I noticed, however, that comfort amongst the group grew as gameplay progressed. With four players, the mat was definitely cramped, even when playing in teams.”