Team building activities aren’t limited to trust falls and paint ball. Used wisely, they can improve morale, foster cohesiveness, increase motivation, and focus a team on a problem. The best ones also give employees insight about their organization.
Custom team building: What we offer
We offer tailored team-building exercises created to meet your requirements and help develop your team.
Invariably, what suits one group is not right for another. We help our clients to make good choices by taking time to understand their:
- Culture
- Audience
- Objectives
- Timings
- Location
This understanding enables us to recommend and design brand new activities to cater to their needs.
We’ve worked for teams of various sizes, from 6 to 600, in offices and on beaches, across many days and timed to the second. We’ve even contributed to live TV shows and incorporated clients’ products into activities.
Custom Team Event Examples
Leaky Pipe
Fresh Tracks was asked to design and present a team-building activity live on national television for Paul O’Grady, the boy band JLS and Michael Palin a few years ago. So that is what we did!
We chose a team-building activity called ‘the leaky pipe’. Essentially, a pipe with holes is filled with water, and teams have to try and plug all the holes and prevent the water from gushing out. The winning team is the one that has the most amount of water left in their pipe at the end of the game.
Please watch the video below to see our founder Dan Collins appear on the show, and explain the importance of team-building exercises and what makes a strong group, before starting the activity.
The Domino Effect
The Domino Effect is a team-building event that gets teams working together to create an amazing finish using domino tiles. For this game, teams need to stand up dominos one after another so that when you push the first one in the chain, there is a’domino effect’ and each domino after the first gets knocked over. Watch our video below that shows the domino effect game in practice.
If you want help running a team event and think you’ve got an impossible brief, we’d love to hear it. Solving the impossible is the part of our work that gives us the greatest thrill, so we would love to help.