High-Energy Group Challenge For Team Coordination - Frantic
High-Energy Group Challenge For Team Coordination - Frantic is a team reflection exercise for reflection and learning: it helps participants reflect on experience and turn observations into learning.
How to run it
- Collect two to three times as many balloons as the number of people in your group.
- Introduce the following unique terms of this game:
- - Hectic - a balloon not in motion, being held or touching the floor.
- - Berserk - your full-throated scream, designating a penalty. One scream equals a Beserk.
- - Frenzy - an elapsed time period measuring six Beserks.
- Your group’s primary goal is to keep all of the Rabid Nuggets aloft for as long as possible.
- Everyone starts with one fully-inflated Rabid Nugget.
- Frantic High-energy group challenge to build coordination & quick reflexes.
- Frantic is a high-energy group challenge that demands quick reflexes and teamwork from everyone.
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Frantic High-energy group challenge to build coordination & quick reflexes.
Frantic is a high-energy group challenge that demands quick reflexes and teamwork from everyone.
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