Team Building
There's no 'I' in Team!
Team work, patience, tenacity and commitment are all virtues of success whether you’re a business, sporting team or even group of friends. Earth Sanctuary’s Outback Survivor program offers great team building experiences to suit all levels of fitness and skill level. Our team building activities include:
- Outback Survivor Bush Camp - fire starting, Shelter making
- Orientation, Critical Thinking / First-Aid, Bush Tucker
- Hunting, Spear throwing, Boomerang throwing
- Painting, Music, Bush oven cooking
Earth Sanctuary’s team has over 15 years of experience in tailored tours and programs in the rugged outback. Working as tour guides, security and paramedics, the directors of Earth Sanctuary have developed its team building programs to provide unique and invaluable insights into first aid, critical thinking, survival and of course having fun! Contact our friendly team today to find out how Earth Sanctuay’s team building programs can help your organisation get to the next level.
Team Building
Give your organisation the winning edge and become an Outback Survivor.
- 2 Hour / Half & Full Day or Over Night Team Building Adventures
Spears
Event: Spears.
No target No Dinner
Purpose: To recognise, understand and appreciate the skill and knowledge of our ancestors.
Preparation: Stretch your throwing arm by loosen your muscles by shaking your arm muscles. Practise a technique for direction, accuracy and power.
One of the MOST primitive weapons that you can hunt with is the spear. Spear hunting has existed since time immemorial. It is one of the earliest forms of hunting our species has used to dominate the landscape. This is exercise is designed to gain an appreciation for living and surviving in the wild, The importance of feeling and respecting the sacred and fragile web of life.
The spear is seen on cave walls where some of the first humans would paint or create artwork.
This weapon hasn’t been lost to time either. People still practice hunting with this weapon in today’s world, as well. In more technologically advanced societies, spear hunting is more of a sport than a necessity for survival.
Tug of War
Event: Tug of War.
Survival of the fittest
Purpose: To work as a team, recognise your strengths and find balance and power .
Preparation: Stretch your body, both arms, hips, legs and back. Jump on the spot and fire up.
This is exercise is designed to gain an appreciation for living and surviving in the wild, The importance of feeling and respecting the sacred and fragile web of life
Blind Damper
Event: Blind Damper.
Trust your partner's direction
Purpose: To work as a team, trust your partners commands and get the job done
Preparation: Stretch your body, both arms, hips, legs and back. Jump on the spot and fire up.
This is exercise is designed to gain an appreciation for living and surviving in the wild, The importance of feeling and respecting the sacred and fragile web of life
Snake Bite
Event: Outback Rescue.
First Aid Rescue Scenario
Purpose: To work as a team, trust your partners commands and get the job done
Preparation: Stretch your body, both arms, hips, legs and back. Jump on the spot and fire up.
This is exercise is designed to gain an appreciation for living and surviving in the wild, The importance of feeling and respecting the sacred and fragile web of life
