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Team during an active group activity
Where it usually goes wrong

Not everyone enjoys the same thing

In every team there is someone who would happily go all out all afternoon, and someone who dreads it. An off-the-shelf package usually caters for the first group. Then half have a great afternoon and the other half stand on the sidelines watching.

We build the programme so that there are several ways to earn points. Anyone who doesn't want to run can still make the difference by observing carefully, discussing, or making the right choice.

  • From 10 to several hundred people
  • At your own venue or a place we arrange
  • Activities where fitness doesn't decide the outcome
  • Equipment, set-up and hosts are included
Colleagues laughing around a standing table in the company canteen
How we approach it

Four things we always do

First asking what kind of team it is

A team that has known each other for ten years needs something different from a department that has just had five new people join. That conversation takes ten minutes and determines most of the programme.

Activities that don't let the same people win

If everything is about speed and strength, the same half of the group keeps winning and the rest drop out. That is why there is always an activity where precision, knowledge or discussion decides the outcome.

We bring everything

Equipment, set-up, hosting and take-down. You don't need to hire anything or write a run sheet. Setting up takes us about an hour and that falls outside the programme time.

A clear ending

A result, a winner and a moment when it's over. That sounds small, but a programme that simply fizzles out leaves a worse feeling than one with a full stop at the end.

Team during a team outing on a field

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a team outing and team building?

With team building, the aim is that people work together differently afterwards, and that comes with a follow-up conversation. A team outing can simply be a fun afternoon or evening. We build both, but the set-up differs and it helps if you know in advance which of the two you're looking for.

What if not everyone is equally sporty?

That's the case with almost every team, and it's exactly where most standard packages go wrong. We set up programmes in which points can also be earned by paying attention, explaining or choosing cleverly. Someone who doesn't want to run can then still make the difference for their team.

For how many people can you organise a team outing?

From about 10 people to several hundred. With larger groups we work with several activities at the same time, so nobody is left waiting. That's usually why a large outing still feels smooth.

Where does a team outing take place?

Preferably at a place you already have: an open-plan office, a hall, a clubhouse or a piece of land. We come there with equipment and hosts. If you don't have a suitable place, we find one that fits the group size.

How long does a team outing take?

Most team outings take part of a day, so about three hours including a break. Shorter is possible, but then there's little left once you take off the explanation and the start-up. We also do a whole day, and then we change format halfway so that the energy doesn't sag.

What does a team outing in Twente cost?

A compact programme starts at €195. What it ends up being depends on the group size, the duration and whether we also arrange a venue. After the first conversation you'll get a concrete price, not a ballpark figure.

First contact

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