What types of activities are offered?
- *Warm-up activities that engage the group and set the tone for the day.
- *Group challenges that focus on building trust and improving team interaction. Some examples are Group Juggling and Lean on Me.
- *Low challenge course activities that encourage support and engage the group in accomplishing a common goal. These are often pre-set structures that groups must navigate mentally and/or physically.
- *Ropes course activities that involve encouraging and coaching one another through a roped climb supported by a group of team members who are harnessed, helmeted and connected to the climber. The elements are connected by industry standard cables and poles. Examples include a leap of faith, postman’s walk, zip line, giant’s ladder and vertical playpen.
- *Alternate off site options: snowshoe adventure, rock climbing, orienteering, stand up paddle board.
What does a typical team day look like?
Each program is customized to your desired outcomes and goals. An overview of the day might look like this:
Morning: A variety of easy and welcoming warm-ups followed by a brief safety talk. Small group skills development activities; delve into issues and content related to groups needs and purposes of program (developing trust, authentic communication, etc.)
Lunch Break: We'll provide your group with a catered meal.
Afternoon: Increasingly complex group challenges or high ropes challenge course.
Closing: Bringing it all together - small groups reconvene for closing team activities.
Are there any fitness requirements?
You do not need to have experience for any of the activities. The necessary skills are easy to learn. Team members choose their level of participation.
What should we wear and bring?
We suggest that you wear comfortable, casual clothing and tennis shoes or low hiking shoes. Colorado weather is often unpredictable so we recommend dressing in layers. Come prepared with sun protection, sunglasses, hat and a full water bottle.