
Run rings around/round somebody
Competitive Edge
 Used to emphasize someone's significant advantage in skills or ability in a competitive setting. 
She runs rings around her peers in mathematics.
 Not Literal
 The phrase is figurative and not to be taken as someone physically running in circles. 
During the debate, it was clear he could run rings around his opponent.
 Informal Usage
 Common in casual conversations, less so in formal contexts. 
In the kitchen, she can easily run rings around me.