Portable Events
Let us bring the fun to you!
The Challenge Course experience is unique and while many people would love to come out and enjoy it, they’re limited. Perhaps they can’t bring the entire group to our facility for team building exercises or a Maryland corporate retreat. They might be stuck in their own facilities for various reasons and can’t visit our complex.That’s no longer a problem with the Upward Enterprises Portable Events.
We can bring many of our Maryland team building activities and portable challenges to you. Several of the activities are office-compatible. It’s the joy of corporate team building done in a familiar space.
UEI has both full- and half-day programs, so you can give your employees a fun break after lunch or make it a whole days experience. It doesn’t matter if your location is large or small. We have activities that can be done both indoors and outside and fits a variety of groups and group sizes.
Problem Solving
A functional group will work together through identifying a goal, to finding resources, developing a plan and executing that plan through leadership, patience and good communication to achieve that goal. Problem solving activities help us to watch those dynamics so we can process and move forward with the learning whilst leaving behind what didn’t work.
Communication
A good team will use all aspects of communication as a fundamental part of team building. The ability to verbally communicate an idea plus the willingness to actively listen are just part of the complete picture. Body language and mannerisms are also part of the communication within the group The ability to interpret and react to this language is a very useful skill.
Trust and Support
The Wild Woozie is a fun portable activity that demands the trust of your partner. Set your goals and then apply the trust and support of your partner to achieve your team objective.
Indoor Initiative
Challenges are designed according to the group dynamics. Some groups rise to the physical challenge whereas others may be tested more on the cognitive level. A blend of both physical and mental challenges will produce different levels of emotions which include frustration as a key component that needs to be processed before moving on.
