Team Building Blog

A blog about team building events in the UK and further afield in Europe.
Showing posts with label segways. Show all posts
Showing posts with label segways. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 08, 2010

Green Team Building

It is possible to hold a Green Team Building event with really enjoyable activities without compromising on fun.

Laser Clay Shooting uses infra red instead of shot and it's a very enjoyable competitive activity. Pulse Ranger is an electronic combat game, a bit like paintball without the paint ... and pain. Segways are one of the most popular activities available, whether the event has a green objective or not.

All of these activities are safe and environment friendly. They don't damage the ground where they are held and they are very energy efficient. The cost of charging all three is less than £1 and they are fully charged for a day for 30 or more people.

Other activities are available with a minimal or event non-existant environmental impact. The Crystal Challenge event, in particular, makes no impact at all.

It sometimes seems that we need to compromise to fit in green ideals, but there are many events available where this is not so. That is when our commitment to a better environment will really start to work; when it is effortless, enjoyable and doesn't have to come with an evangelical message.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Team Building Blog

The blog at fun team building activities profiles some interesting team building activities one by one, including Go Mad In The Country, The Parmesan Job and Segways, the two wheeled ride on experience that is taking the event world by storm.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Team Building Events

We've in the high season and although business has been affected by the economic situation we've been undertaking plenty of team building events around the country. Treasure Hunts are always popular and we've been doing a lot of our Crystal Challenges and It's a Knockout events.

Earlier in the year we got some Segways and they are very popular. Clients always enjoy them and typically it's their first experience of them. As one of our instructors said, we do these activities all the time and it's easy to take it for granted - but for the clients most of it is a new experience.