21 Reasons to Smile

To engage family members in a fun, movement-based game that combines strategy, laughter, and physical exercise. The goal is to cleverly count squats so that you avoid being the player forced to say “21.”

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21 Reasons to Smile

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To engage family members in a fun, movement-based game that combines strategy, laughter, and physical exercise. The goal is to cleverly count squats so that you avoid being the player forced to say “21.”

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