Hi @punnusharma7777, Thank your for such a wonderful activity. could you please give highlights on what questions we could ask participants once activity over to get outcomes and learning.
Hi Punnu, Excellent team activity it has all the ingredients for team game like concentration, understanding,thought process while executing the goal .It really got me kudos from my client( i have a event company) when i arranged this game for their outbound development off site. The reveiws were really very good ,Thanks for uploading the game.Would like to knw if you have any more such games?
Great variation of the commonly used Object Retrieval, or Pipeline - similar premise with simple, possibly even easier props to cart around. Question - what is the briefing of this exercise? How is it framed / set-up? Would love to see this posted...
Hi Mark, Two teams perform at the same time as you can see. It just adds a fun element as both teams compete playing next to each other... The briefing goes like this 1) Each basket has a score. Two persons will be holding the twigs from both ends in such a way that a simple tennis ball can roll over it ( it takes a bit or practice though ) 2) As you can see, the team has to position themselves in such a way that their twigs dont clash while they are playing.
Hi, 12 - 15 feet should be a good distance between the pairs and the length of the twines should be the same as well. Markings are done on the playing area at the starting of the game and twines are placed at the ground. Players cannot cross that marked line and is considered as a fault.
Hi Mark, This exercise demonstrates to work in sub-teams inside a team and how to focus on your work irrespective of what is going around you. Also, as competition takes place with both opponent teams very close to each other , the team who keeps its nerves and do not panic eventually turns out to be a winner. Its all about collaboration within the team and working smartly even under pressure. So all this can be few of the take away points from this event.
Thanks so much, it really looks like fun. By the way, how many balls do you give per team and how many pieces of ropes per team? What is the optimum number per team. Thank you for sharing this Punnu.
@Punnu sharma: which string is used here ? I have implemented this game with little modification, and my college mates played this & they enjoyed :) Thanks ?
Hi Amita, Its not fixed , minimum number should be equal to number of pairs in the team. But its good if you give 3-4 extra balls per team. Ropes/twines should be equal to number of pairs. Make sure you don't make too many pairs because then it will be too difficult to manage the twines from colliding with each other. we had around 8 pairs per team. I guess more than that will kill the fun :)
3 ) the game goes on for 10 mins and people have to drop the tennis balls in the baskets via twigs. 4) Each basket has a score. The farthest you drop the ball the more you score. For example 10, 20, 50, 100 are the scores on baskets between two players. 100 is the score for the farthest basket from the player who starts rolling the ball from his end. 5) There are refrees who keep an eye on the score and proceedings. 6) Team with maximum score wins. Its great fun and I hope its clear now.
Yes, Those are just twines. The farthest basket has the maximum points and the closest one has the minimum points. Two people holding the Rope can decide where they want to drop the ball. It was a good fun :-)
Thin rope twines can be used so that the players can manage them to create the tension ( for sliding of ball ) and to release the tension ( to drop the ball in bucket below)
This game focus on : Team's co-ordination, concentration, management , thinking ability ( to score maximum points) and the ability to work under pressure ( as the competitive team is playing beside )
And honestly , we dint frame it before playing and it was just a part of various fun activities which we had in our team outing. We didn't had any co-coordinator and all the activities were created and managed by the team mates itself. But I guess , this activity can be framed based on the take away points which I mentioned above. Also, all the rules I have already explained in the first comment below the video. Please let me know if you need more information
aljon yalung This game focus on : Team's co-ordination, concentration, management , thinking ability ( to score maximum points) and the ability to work under pressure ( as the competitive team is playing beside )
This looks more fun and great things to do.
It looks like someone has to get the ropes to make the ball go through.
Does look more interested too.
Hi @punnusharma7777, Thank your for such a wonderful activity. could you please give highlights on what questions we could ask participants once activity over to get outcomes and learning.
Hi Punnu, Excellent team activity it has all the ingredients for team game like concentration, understanding,thought process while executing the goal .It really got me kudos from my client( i have a event company) when i arranged this game for their outbound development off site. The reveiws were really very good ,Thanks for uploading the game.Would like to knw if you have any more such games?
Great variation of the commonly used Object Retrieval, or Pipeline - similar premise with simple, possibly even easier props to cart around. Question - what is the briefing of this exercise? How is it framed / set-up? Would love to see this posted...
Hi Mark,
Two teams perform at the same time as you can see. It just adds a fun element as both teams compete playing next to each other... The briefing goes like this
1) Each basket has a score. Two persons will be holding the twigs from both ends in such a way that a simple tennis ball can roll over it ( it takes a bit or practice though )
2) As you can see, the team has to position themselves in such a way that their twigs dont clash while they are playing.
this is fantastic, there's lot of learning along with the fun involved in this. Great work team.
Thanks Srikanth
Hi, 12 - 15 feet should be a good distance between the pairs and the length of the twines should be the same as well. Markings are done on the playing area at the starting of the game and twines are placed at the ground. Players cannot cross that marked line and is considered as a fault.
Hi Mark,
This exercise demonstrates to work in sub-teams inside a team and how to focus on your work irrespective of what is going around you. Also, as competition takes place with both opponent teams very close to each other , the team who keeps its nerves and do not panic eventually turns out to be a winner. Its all about collaboration within the team and working smartly even under pressure. So all this can be few of the take away points from this event.
Thanks so much, it really looks like fun. By the way, how many balls do you give per team and how many pieces of ropes per team? What is the optimum number per team. Thank you for sharing this Punnu.
I would like to do this activity with my students! Where can I find the directions?
@Punnu sharma: which string is used here ?
I have implemented this game with little modification, and my college mates played this & they enjoyed :)
Thanks ?
Great to know. Thanks :)
Hi Amita,
Its not fixed , minimum number should be equal to number of pairs in the team. But its good if you give 3-4 extra balls per team.
Ropes/twines should be equal to number of pairs. Make sure you don't make too many pairs because then it will be too difficult to manage the twines from colliding with each other. we had around 8 pairs per team. I guess more than that will kill the fun :)
3 ) the game goes on for 10 mins and people have to drop the tennis balls in the baskets via twigs.
4) Each basket has a score. The farthest you drop the ball the more you score. For example 10, 20, 50, 100 are the scores on baskets between two players. 100 is the score for the farthest basket from the player who starts rolling the ball from his end.
5) There are refrees who keep an eye on the score and proceedings.
6) Team with maximum score wins.
Its great fun and I hope its clear now.
hi, is there any recommended length to cut the twines and maybe how far apart the pair should stand?
How many people are required to take part in the activity?
Yes, Those are just twines. The farthest basket has the maximum points and the closest one has the minimum points. Two people holding the Rope can decide where they want to drop the ball. It was a good fun :-)
ye slide
Good activity on collaboration ...............
Whats the suitable string to use in this game?
Thin rope twines can be used so that the players can manage them to create the tension ( for sliding of ball ) and to release the tension ( to drop the ball in bucket below)
what is the objetive of this game
This game focus on : Team's co-ordination, concentration, management , thinking ability ( to score maximum points) and the ability to work under pressure ( as the competitive team is playing beside )
And honestly , we dint frame it before playing and it was just a part of various fun activities which we had in our team outing. We didn't had any co-coordinator and all the activities were created and managed by the team mates itself.
But I guess , this activity can be framed based on the take away points which I mentioned above. Also, all the rules I have already explained in the first comment below the video.
Please let me know if you need more information
OBJECTIVE?
aljon yalung This game focus on : Team's co-ordination, concentration, management , thinking ability ( to score maximum points) and the ability to work under pressure ( as the competitive team is playing beside )
good one
this is fun