Gold Medal Games
Are you ready to turn your team into champions? Join us for the Gold Medal Games!
Catch the spirit of friendly competition during this fun, fast-paced, team building event. Based on the ideals of teamwork, sportsmanship, and good clean fun, Gold Medal Games is filled with hilarious exercises designed to build camaraderie among coworkers.
This team building session begins with each group building a team identity by creating team names, flags, and slogans. Then, let the wackiness ensue!
Get ready for events like:
- Going Nuts – Teammates take turns stacking metal nuts vertically on top of each other using only a chopstick. Don’t be the one to knock it over or you have to start again!
- Bubblemeister – It takes a whole team to escort soap bubbles from the starting line to the end goal using frisbees as fans. How many will your team get? Be careful- they’re delicate!
The list goes on and on, but we don’t want to give away all the surprises. Points are awarded after each event so the energy – and the competition – keeps the group engaged.
We know that not everyone in your office is an athlete, so we’ve selected activities in which being a team player, having an open mind, and being willing to let go of your inhibitions for just for a little while, is all that it takes.
When it’s time for the dramatic ending… winners are awarded Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals.
This fun and competitive team building event builds friendships, boosts morale, and creates a high level of energy that will last long after the event ends. Gold Metal Games can take place outside in a park, a beach or in a large conference room.
Program Highlights:
- This fun and competitive team building event is great for building friendships and trust among coworkers.
- Team activities get participants out of the office to generate excitement and energy.
- The friendly rivalries and hilarious memories will be talked about for days to come.
- Designed for large open areas, this event can be held indoors if space allows.
What is the best team size?
Is it better to predetermine the members of the teams or randomly assign people to teams?
Who forms the teams?
What is the typical length of the program, and is this flexible?
How much set-up time is needed?
What about prizes?
What are the space requirements?
What if we’re outside and the weather is bad?
How physical is this? We have people who are not in the best shape.
What is the best attire for this event?
Can this be done over drinks and appetizers?
What’s the difference between scoring and debriefing?
How is the scoring done?
Program Stats:
Group size: 15-200
Program Length: 2.5-3 hours
Suggested Team Size: 5 is optimal, 3-6 is fine
Space requirements: 20 square ft per team
Program Location: Inside or outside