Wait...what?! There was more? "... ... ..." Maddie couldn't hide the frown that sneaked up on her face. She didn't like organized exercise and routines. It was okay at first, but now she was really tired, and apparently they weren't even close to being done. She wiped the frown off her face, though, since she didn't exactly want the professor seeing it.

She turned her attention to the bright orange cones now positioned on the pitch. More zigzagging. At least she could get back on her broom now. Besides, if she was being honest with herself, she kind of thought that last part, the whole jumping over her broom part, seemed kind of fun. So on that note, she should probably get started.

The third year summoned her broom up into her hand then hovered on it. She kicked off and zoomed toward the first of the cones. She'd actually gotten pretty good at zigzagging, since they'd practiced it earlier, so maneuvering around them this time proved to be a lot easier. She knew just how to judge her turning distance, so that she wouldn't bump into any of the cones. Pretty soon, she'd made it to the end of the pitch. With a turn of her broom, she was positioned toward the last of the cones, which oddly enough was now the first of the cones since she was turned the opposite way. She zigged and zagged once again, and all thanks to her being so confident about that first ride through the cones, she accidentally misjudged and bumped into the very last one.

Ugh.