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This creative team activity unleashes imagination and breaks down inhibitions through playful movement and expression. Funny Walk transforms ordinary locomotion into a collaborative adventure that builds trust and cooperation. The active team-building game encourages participants to coordinate with increasing complexity. Perfect for workshops, conferences or training sessions, this creative team-building exercise generates laughter while nurturing relationships and fostering an atmosphere of acceptance.
Funny Walk – Creative Team Activity
- Assemble your group at one end of a wide open space, possibly behind a line.
- Every person is invited to walk from one side of the space to the other in the most inventive, zany manner they can think of.
- When the group arrives at the other end, form pairs and repeat the crossing, without repeating any walking styles that have already been used.
- All crossings must involve some form of physical contact between partners.
- Next crossing, two pairs form into groups of four.
- Then, two groups of four form into groups of eight people, and so on.
- People cross back and forth until the final crossing involves the whole group.
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