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Best Team Building Activity

Are you looking for an outing with your staff to consolidate workplace relationships? There are always multiple options as to where to go, and what offers the best kind of experience. Have you considered TagBow Archery Team Sport as a top contender in your choice for a Team Building Activity?

Like you, we realize that people are the most important factor to success, and good team dynamics are the key to maximizing people’s potential. We believe that TagBow Archery Sport makes for a great team building experience! 

Are you looking a team building outing with your staff to consolidate workplace relationships. There are always multiple options as to where to go, and what offers the best kind of experience. Have you considered TagBow Archery Team Sport as a top contender in your choices? We hope that with the following information you will be convinced that TagBow is for you and your team.

A team that has fun together, builds friendships and trusts in one another is a powerful tool for businesses in any industry, and that’s caused an explosion in team building activities in recent years. Typical team building activities are often boring and seem cliché, so it makes building relationships difficult. Here is why combat archery is great for team building and why you should give it a try

It involves intricate teamwork

Lone wolves don’t survive in the arena, no matter their potential. Working as a team always brings the best results as one player may see something others don’t. Communicating is key to adapting to given circumstances. Not only does combat archery involve teamwork, it involves intricate strategies and task delegation. Oftentimes, the most skilled or experienced player will delegate tasks or roles in the team, as well as give advice on the fly to give the team the best chance at succeeding. Not only does this mirror office culture, it stays in line with a lot of typical business values. Being able to come together to accomplish a goal is a huge advantage in the business world, and practicing while having a lot of fun is much better than watching a corporate video.

It establishes clear but difficult goals

There are many games like tug-o-war or capture the flag that involve teamwork and goals, but they oversimplify the game. Tugging a rope or running to a base is a lot easier than banding together as a team, aiming, and shooting a bow while on the run – especially when you have to follow detailed instructions. Our archery arena has a ton of different games, each with their own unique set of rules. The goal is established at the beginning and the team members need to figure out the best way to accomplish it based on their own skills and tools at hand. Sound familiar?

It is engaging and fun

Unlike the basic teambuilding games that office workers are haphazardly thrown into and told to have fun doing, our game is interactive, fast-paced, thrilling, and fun. There is barely any time for rest and you have to be constantly thinking. You need to plan your next step, be aware of dangers and repercussions, consider the circumstances and communicate with each other to make the next best move. You won’t regret playing the game and you won’t dread having to get together with your colleagues over the weekend.

It provides real exercise

If all humans needed was basic cardio, we would all run on the spot for ten minutes and never evolve further from that.  Indoor Archery provides a form of exercise that is dynamic, gives you cardio by keeping your heart rate up, and helps tone muscles in your whole body depending on your playing style.  Are you a defensive player?  Strengthen your legs and core by taking cover and shooting only when the time is right.  Are you an offensive player? Give your glutes as well as your whole body a workout by running from cover to cover to get the edge on your opponent.  Not to mention that no matter your playing style, archery can give you the strongest, most well-toned arms you can imagine.

It stimulates the brain

Archery is all about tactics.  Free your brain from obsessing or stressing about the work of the day and focus on something more fun and maybe even more challenging: the archery match. You never know when some of your archery skills can be applied to real life – and we’re not just talking about stumbling across a bow and arrow one day. Archery can teach you to predict others’ behaviour, how to ration your energy, and increase the quality of your hand-eye co-ordination.

Having a strong bond with co-workers makes it easy to get things done around the office – it’s building that bond that is difficult. The typical team building exercises just don’t live up to combat archery. With its teamwork, task delegation, goal setting, and engagement, it is easy to see why combat archery is great for team building. So grab your colleagues and make your booking to play TagBow at your nearest Arena or your next Corporate event for some fast-paced fun.

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TagBow story

“When it comes to recreational activities, the United Kingdom has enjoyed a reputation for providing endless options for people to choose from,” says a member of TagBow’s team. “Irrespective of this fact, there is one sporting activity that, while proving popular across the U.S. and Canada, has not quite caught on amidst the UK’s active lifestyle scene…and that is competitive archery.

In response to the overwhelming success of films such as Hunger Games in addition to seemingly rekindled interests in mainstream characters such as “Hawkeye” in The Avengers – and even Robin Hood and Legolas – this sport has been experiencing phenomenal growth worldwide, finally, TagBow Archery Sport has arrived here in the United Kingdom! 

The TagBow team have been running private events for commercial companies and universities since 2017 and now TagBow is poised to rock the UK, with expansion plans to host public events in 2018 throughout London and the whole of the United Kingdom. Read More

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