Adventure Team Challenge
Recreational Team Building on a Budget When your goal is a recreational team building program for a large group, and your budget is relatively small, the Adventure Team Challenge is a great option. How it Works: Teams of 8 to 10 participants will rotate through a series of team-building exercises, comprised of problem-solving initiatives, communication enhancers, and trust-building challenges. The Final Challenge will bring these smaller teams back together for a large-group, problem-solving activity. The Adventure Team Challenge can be set up as a "friendly competition," or as a themed event, at a school, conference room, or park in your area. Who it Works For: Due ...
Adventure Weekend
Combine Two or More Activities Into a Multi-Sport Adventure for Youth and Adults in the DC Metropolitan Area Can't decide on which outdoor adventure is your favorite? Why not try a couple at a time? The Adventure Weekend is an opportunity to spend two or more days in the outdoors. How it Works: Your guide will work with you to design a two or three day event that includes a combination of two or more activities, with overnights in either cabin or tent camping under the stars. Choose from rock climbing, caving, mountain biking, backpacking or wilderness skills, and we'll create an adventure ...
ROPES Challenge Course
Experiential Team Building Emphasizing Leadership Development The Challenge Course at Butler School combines low ropes team building activities with the individual challenge of the high elements. How it Works: Teams of 8 to 12 participants transition through a sequence of low team building activities, designed to foster teamwork, improve problem-solving skills, and deepen trust between the members of the group. Following the low ropes activities, the team will move up to the high elements - activities that take place 20 to 40 feet off the ground. Sample Low Element: MultiVine - the team will work together to traverse from one side of a foot cable ...
Team Building
Recreational Team Building and Facilitated Team Development Providing team building activities for youth and adults, either on-site or at a location near you, each team building program is designed to suit the needs of your group, and can emphasize whatever aspect of teamwork you choose. ‘The goal of every team building program is to encourage the development of the four elements of a successful adventure experience: trust, communication, cooperation and fun.’ Adventure Team Challenge When your goal is a recreational team-building program for a large group, and your budget is relatively small, the Adventure Team Challenge is a great option. How it Works: Teams of 8 ...
RACE Day Teambuilder
Enhancing Teamwork Through Competition The RACE Day Teambuilder combines the facilitation of a traditional team building exercise with the fun and results-driven motivational benefits of a competitive soapbox derby race. How It Works: An exciting and competitive event for smaller groups, the Race Day enhances teamwork through the creation of a Soapbox Derby Racer. Teams of 2 to 5 participants will compete to build, brand and race their vehicle, producing their creation on time and within budget… Teams must design, 'purchase' parts, build, brand, and race their vehicle. Teams may choose to purchase plans or to contract the services of a mechanic, however, this will ...
Portable Team Challenge
Facilitated Team Building To Go For groups whose aim is a team building event, on-site or off-site, with specific goals and limited time, the Portable Team Challenge provides a great vehicle for enhancing communication, building trust, and increasing commitment among the members of your team. How it Works: Our highly skilled and experienced facilitators will divide your group into teams of up to 12 participants, and lead them through a sequence of team challenges that focus on your key goals requirements. Your facilitator will front-load each problem-solving initiative or trust exercise with a metaphor to keep in mind while taking part in the ...
Rock Climbing
Rock Climbing in the DC Metropolitan Area For new and intermediate-level climbers, the Top-Rope Climbing Series teaches everything from the basics of climbing to advanced self-rescue and anchoring systems. How it Works: Designed for groups of 4 to 16 participants, we offer 3 different levels of instruction: Level 1 - Introduction to Top-Rope Rock Climbing Equipment Climber's Knot (Figure-8) Belaying with a belay plate Basic Climbing Movement Rappelling Level 2 - Intermediate More Climber's Knots Introduction to Natural Anchors Top-Belay (using gri-gri or munter hitch) More Climbing Movement Level 3 - Advanced Natural Anchors Continued Self-Rescue Techniques Who It Works For: Both novices and more experienced climbers will find the crags of the DC area both fun and challenging. ...
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