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People lined up back to back passing a rubber chicken over and under their heads, as seen in team energiser game called Chicken Baseball

Chicken Baseball

Team energiser game that promotes cooperation, quick thinking & physical movement.

  • Non-traditional
  • Extremely energetic
  • Highly interactive
  • Develops agility & coordination
  • Friendly competition

Step-by-Step Instructions

This team energiser game brings hilarious competition to any group setting. Chicken Baseball combines the excitement of scoring runs with unexpected twists, featuring a rubber chicken that guarantees laughter. Corporate trainers and teachers love how this team energiser game naturally encourages cooperation, quick thinking, and physical movement, making it perfect for conferences, training sessions, or PE classes. The unique combination of strategy and silliness creates an inclusive atmosphere where every participant contributes to their team’s success.

Chicken Baseball – Team Energiser Game
  1. Split your group into two even teams.
  2. The goal for each team is to score as many runs as possible.
  3. Nominate one team to start as the batting team, and the other as the fielding team.
  4. To start, one person from the batting team will toss the rubber chicken anywhere in the designated playing space.
  5. The fielding team will quickly retrieve the chicken, form a straight line, and pass the bird over the first person’s head, then under the second person’s legs, and so on down the line.
  6. When the last fielding team member grabs the chicken, he/she yells “STOP.”
  7. Meanwhile, the batting team members huddle closely together, while one of their group runs around their team as many times as possible.
  8. Every full rotation the runner makes around their team before the fielding team yells “STOP,” earns the batting team one point.
  9. The fielding team then tosses the chicken to another spot, and the batting and fielding roles reverse.
  10. The game is over after five innings, 15 minutes, or when your group is exhausted.

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