Gallery of Team Challenges

Key Adventures designs and delivers a very wide range of bespoke team building events; many are made up of a series of activities and challenges to suit your aims and objectives. These images show just a few samples of team challenges and team building exercises.

Key Adventures is licensed by the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority and is insured with Charrington's through Jardine Lloyd Thompson. All instructors and technicians are qualified, highly experienced and hold professional indemnity insurance. Event Coordinators are Accredited Practitioners of the Institute for Outdoor Learning.

Please note: This is just a small selection of over 250 team challenges. We offer projects that closely match your particular objectives. If you'd like to know more, please call me.

Starting an outdoor event with an energiser such as a team juggle engages participants in simple, inclusive activity with a development focus and sets the tone for the day; each time a ball is passed round, we ask the team to halve the time taken, and to explore ways of working more effectively to achieve this.

Japanese Conundrum involves a similar developmental theme with a more logical approach. The planks must be assembled according to a construction diagram, then reassembled in the least possible time. Practice takes 60 minutes and participant teams are astounded by the improvements they make.

Archery coaching engages participants in a valuable and enjoyable learning process - how they can influence the success of another person.

We offer basic instruction, manage range safety and leave the performance coaching to participants working in pairs.

This is our more popular coaching project.

Raft building is another of our more popular projects.

It involves an element of instruction followed by planning and implementation, and a test of success in a race at the end .......

This one was designed by an engineering student, a geographer and a salesman and was called "Victory".

It's probably one of the most unstable craft ever to have been launched on Coniston and fell apart a couple of minutes later.
How we laughed!

We use a number of more traditional team challenges, including this version of purple rain, which we've developed to include six sub-tasks within one overall project to reflect modern multi-task business methodology.

Occasionally we have poor weather so we offer a wide range of indoor projects as alternatives, where this is feasible. This one is called "A Bridge Too Far" and engages sub-teams in building newspaper spans - not just any span, these are 5 metres long!

Challenges in business are rarely easy, and we recognise the importance of reflecting this in our projects.

The test of each teams involvement in creating overall success is measured by racing remote-controlled cars across the entire bridge at the end of the project.

Our largest event to date involved running this project for 550 HP delegates in support of their 2005 Conference: Building the Future. They created over 500 metres of newspaper bridge in approximately 70 minutes. The car race, from each end to the midpoint took just eleven minutes.

An elegant creative project engages participants in designing a natural sculpture that represents their teams talents and attributes or expectations and values. This one was created by a team from TNT and is perhaps the simplest and yet most beautiful I have seen.

We asked each member of their team to describe what it meant to them - and this reflects the value of our projects - it's not really the activity that is especially valuable - it's the memory and the experience that you take away with you that will last a lifetime!

www.keyadventures.co.uk - 01539 730890 - team-events@keyadventures.co.uk