Fight 100 third graders, one at a time
- Fighting each opponent individually means you're never simultaneously attacked from multiple sides at once.
- One-at-a-time allows you to set the pace, recover between fights, and apply tactics to each child.
- Once one child is beaten they stay beaten — there's no risk of previously-defeated opponents rejoining the fray.
- With sequential fights, progress is visible and definite: each bout brings the count one step closer to zero.
