Category: Teambuilding

May 11, 2015 adventureli

In order to get to our Zipline participants have to traverse one of two cables between what we creatively refer to as platforms one and two. Here is what it looks like when 100 adult participants head to platform two from platform one. Music – “Dead Code” by Josh Woodward. Free download: http://joshwoodward.com/song/DeadCode

March 6, 2015 adventureli

Have you seen the photo on the internet with the picture of a trail that say’s “there is no Wi-Fi in the forest, but I promise you will find a better connection”? I love this quote, because everything we do here is to get people to work together and want to be outside. Creating positive…

February 27, 2015 adventureli

Back in 2004 I was lucky enough to be in a position to be invited to attend a three day training workshop with my co-workers lead by Tom Leahy, president of Leahy & Associates out of Boulder, Colorado. The workshop was titled the Innovative Team and focused on facilitation of team building and teaching tools…

January 22, 2015 adventureli

Keeping the Road-Rage Out of Corporate Team Building One of the best parts of my job is when I get to lead a group of adults on our team building course. Whether it’s a local company, a government department or group of teachers they are always in for an exciting and educational day out with…

December 18, 2012 Anna Birch

Sometimes it takes a dramatic or painful event to have realizations that pierce the veil of limited understanding.  Here was one of mine… It was a beautiful June day and our facility was bustling with the return of staff and the arrival of brand new team members for another summer season.  I was finalizing my…

November 6, 2012 Anna Birch

What an adventure it is to engineer and develop solutions to solve a challenge. Just last week I had a corporate team experience the “Tower of Excellence” where each shrinking platform demanded adaptation and by the end, a revolution, in how to achieve success. Simply, the only parameters I provided were that everyone needed to be…