You've heard of an Indian (rain) dance before. Have you heard of an Indian run?

No?

Well, here it is.

The idea is this: everybody forms up, crocodile formation. Everybody begins to run. To signal the actual event, the pair at the very front will shout, "Hoi! Hoi!" the loudest that they can. Once the pair at the very end hear the cry, they will SPRINT all the way to the front, to run in the position prior to where the people who had shouted are currently at. The first team that runs, and subsequently all the other pairs, will only shout "Hoi!" upon reaching their new position.

The downside: anybody shouts two "Hoi's" after the initial "Hoi! Hoi!", or anyone forgets to shout, constitutes to knock-it-downs for the entire company.

So we do this for our AHM training today. I'd say it's quite fun, rather than the usual cadence run with singing.

Halfway, Kel Wei makes the mistake of shouting, "Hoi! Hoi!". Everybody writhes their faces. We have to knock it down.

Thereafter, we finish the run without much event. Probably the next big thing is the sprint in pairs down the road outside our unit which leaves everybody gasping huge bouts of air.