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Resiliency is the ability to endure high levels of change while maintaining a high level of performance. Rather than an absolute characteristic, resilience is a combination of character traits in people. Resilient people tend to see more opportunities than non-resilient people. A Resilient team tends to grow stronger from the experience when they are confronted with the ambiguity, anxiety and loss of control that accompanies change. A team that is not resilient will tend to feel depleted from all the emotions that come with change. Resilient team members are able to make quicker and more effective adaptation to change. They understand that the future contains shifting variables, and are willing to remain loyal during periods of disruption. The individual members of your team may shift between sides of the resilience continuum, depending on the nature of the change experienced.
Other Outcome Based Activities: Goal Setting, Leadership, Communication, Problem Solving, Cooperation, Creative Thinking, Time Management, Decision Making, Trust
The team building exercises under the Resilience Outcome theme are selected to help achieve the specific objective of resilience. Your facilitator will select the appropriate exercises from this list to match the venue and team on the day.
Marble Tube - Your team are on an archaeological expedition, you have been tasked with recovering precious marbles from an ancient burial chamber to a protected area. Using the tubing provided, you are required to transport these marbles from the start point through to the end of the course...
Minefield - The team have come to a battlefield that has been laid with mines. One person at a time must attempt to cross the battlefield without stepping on a mine. Once a team member steps on a mine, they must return back to the start position and the next person must try to navigate their way across the minefield...
Traffic Jam - Traffic Jam is a real, ‘brain buster’ that requires a lot thinking and communication. This challenge is very similar to a human chess game. The group is split in two, with both sides working together to complete the challenge. Cooperation and planning are essential to complete this task...
Sheep and Shepherd - In smaller teams, blindfolded team members must be guided into a pen by the shepherd giving them verbal commands. The team that pens the most amount of sheep in the quickest time, wins the challenge...
Human Knot - Starting in a circle, participants connect hands with two others people in the group to form the human knot. As a team they must then try to unravel the “human knot” by untangling themselves without breaking the chain of hands.If the chain of hands is broken at any point, they must then start over again...
Magic Cane - Teams are given a magic cane (also known as helium stick) which they must lower to the ground, using just their index fingers. All participants must remain in contact with it at all times – what seems like a simple task, can become incredibly frustrating and funny for all involved...
Photo Finish - The aim of the challenge is for the whole group to step across the line at exactly the same time. If one person is out of sync, then they must start over again. This activity involves planning, communication, timing and resilience...
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Resilience Outcome Based Team Building Venues
Magalies Park Team Building Venue in Hartbeespoort
A peaceful retreat featuring self-catering accommodation nestled alongside the tranquil Magalies River in North West Province, Magalies Park is situated on 120 hectares of scenic parklands. This prime destination, set at the foot of the Magaliesberg Mountains, combines the best of nature with the best of leisure activities and accommodation. If you're looking for a holiday destination where you can spend time with the family whilst being surrounded by the beauty and tranquillity of nature, look no further than Magalies Park
Rietvlei Lifestyle Centre Team Building Venue
This delightful team building venue is situated on Swartkoppies Road R554,South of Johannesburg, between Mulbarton and Alberton. The outdoor team building facilities is set in the most tranquil area of the farm surrounding the natural wetlands.You can relax and enjoy your corporate event within the beautiful settings of Rietvlei. For conferencing and functions TBAE Alberton at Rietvlei has two conference venues and nine Lapas to choose from. The two conference venues, Butterfly Conference Hall and Bumble Bee Seminar Room, are both ideal for product launches, corporate events, workshops, conferences, seminars and team building debriefing sessions. The experienced staff at the venue will work around the clock to ensure your function exceeds all expectations...
Indaba Team Building Venue in Fourways, Johannesburg
Just north of the fast paced business world of Sandton, lies the Indaba Team Building Venue nestled beneath the vista of the magnificent Magaliesberg Mountains. It is a compelling blend of businesslike convenience and efficiency, along with a relaxed and warm country hospitality atmosphere. Indaba is a four star Johannesburg hotel located within easy travelling distance of all the city’s main business and tourist attractions. It is renowned for its luxurious accommodation, excellent guest facilities, team building and function venues.
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