ROPE CHALLENGE COURSE
So,
you want to build a team. Welcome to our ropes challenge course guide.
Machovec.com carries many ropes suitable for building your own
challenge course. We look forward to serving you, answering your
questions and helping you develop your own ropes program. If you
cannot find an answer here, do not hesitate to call 763-263-9835 or
e-mail
Jay to get the information you require.
A
ropes course is a unique and powerful way to foster team and personal
development through mental, physical and emotional challenges. It
gives everyone the opportunity to participate regardless of physical
ability or athletic experience.
The higher the risk, the higher
the reward. The beauty of rope courses are that all the risks are
perceived, and the rewards are very real.
The
high ropes course is characterized by heart pounding, adrenaline
rushing, palms sweating "perceived high risk" activities. The
activities may include any number of events that require participants
to work through their fears and anxieties, to function in a
challenging alien environment. Click here
for more information.
The
low ropes course is characterized by it's ability to create the need
for group members to challenge their old ways of thinking and acting.
The goal of the low course elements is to have participants unite and
function as a high level group. Click here
for more information.

Pole Based Rope Courses
Pole
based courses can be a visually stunning addition to existing
facilities and combine the very best of traditional rope courses with
the latest pole technology.
A pole course can be
expanded, with each additional pole adding up to 4 new elements.

Tree Based Rope Courses

Tree based courses
remain popular for those with access to suitable woodland. Trees have
some advantages. They are cost effective and can create and
atmospheric environment around the element. Of course, not all trees
are suitable - they are not always just where you want them!
Indoor Rope Courses
Rope
courses can be tailored for use with a wide variety of populations and
facilitated to accommodate a wide spectrum of group dynamics.

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