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High Ropes CoursesUsing harnesses, helmets, cables, ropes and wooden beams strung 20 to 50 feet high among trees or poles, teams explore risk-taking, trust and coaching. Each moment is rich with discoveries, whether you’re climbing, simply encouraging others or on belay.
Participants appreciate the opportunity to interact with their teammates in a very different and powerful way. Our facilitators establish the context for each activity, monitor participants safety and help the team recognize valuable insights throughout the day. The high ropes elements are up in the trees so the perceived risk is high, but actual risk is low. Participants walk across cable bridges, negotiate giant ladders or ride zip lines through the trees as they overcome personal fears and develop new self confidence.
Our Challenge-by-Choice philosophy enables every participant to experience their own success in the context of their own aspirations. This adventure provides an excellent foundation for several of our corporate training modules like: The Leader's Role in Stages of Team Development and Giving and Receiving Feedback. High Ropes Photo GallerySample High Ropes AgendaRopes Course Overview | Low Ropes Course | High Ropes Course | Portable Ropes Courses | Ropes Course Safety | Frequently Asked Ropes Course Questions |
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