Fun Coordination Challenge For Balance - TP Shuffle On A Rope
Fun Coordination Challenge For Balance - TP Shuffle On A Rope is a team reflection exercise for reflection and learning: it helps participants reflect on experience and turn observations into learning.
How to run it
- Lay a long rope in a straight line on the ground/floor.
- Ask your group to stand directly on the rope with both feet.
- Challenge your group to re-arrange their positions on the rope according to a particular sequence, eg date of birth (not including the year.)
- All movements must be made with at least one foot always touching the rope.
- Also, no other part of a person’s body (eg hands) is permitted to touch the floor.
- Apply an appropriate penalty if a rule is infringed.
- Challenge the group to complete the task with as few penalties as possible.
- TP Shuffle On A Rope Fun coordination challenge for sequencing & balance skills.
- TP Shuffle On A Rope is a fun coordination challenge because everyone is actively engaged to help one another rearrange themselves without losing their balance.
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Ask your group to stand directly on the rope with both feet.
Challenge your group to re-arrange their positions on the rope according to a particular sequence, eg date of birth (not including the year.)
Also, no other part of a person’s body (eg hands) is permitted to touch the floor.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Fun Coordination Challenge For Balance - TP Shuffle On A Rope. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Ask your group to stand directly on the rope with both feet.; Challenge your group to re-arrange their positions on the rope according to a particular sequence, eg date of birth (not including the year.); Also, no other part of a person’s body (eg hands) is permitted to touch the floor.; . Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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