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Seven games timed to completion. Facilitators record each team's time at every station and run the results reveal at the end.
Packages and pricing
As a rough guide, from $25 per person before venue and extras.
Play seven timed station games, with facilitators recording completion times and leading a final challenge.
Facilitators organise teams, guide each group through the stations, and keep everyone up to date with the scores.
Combine it with prizes, food or another Cohesion activity - quoted in the same event plan.
Why teams choose it
Your session
Seven Timed Challenge Stations For Office TeamsThis format works when you want people laughing, helping, and competing quickly. The games use simple station tasks, so teams can start without special skills, and the event can fit offices, meeting rooms, function rooms, halls, or sheltered venues after a setup check.
Explore the game modesThe setup
Give each station room to runWe plan the station layout, team order and scoring around your group and venue. Allow room for each attempt, reset time and teams moving between stations.
See venue and setup detailsHow your session works
Facilitators check table placement, queue space, station materials, score sheets, and movement flow before the group arrives.
Participants receive the game rules, safety notes, rotation order, and scoring format.
Watch a short demonstration so everyone knows the task, completion rule and how times are recorded.
Teams race through Cup Stack Sprint, Bounce Shot Challenge, Colour Code Rush, Tower Build Sprint, Memory Grid, Precision Transfer, and Finale Score Dash with facilitator-led timing and cumulative time tracking.
Teams finish with a final timed challenge before results, photos and handover to your organising team.
Game modes
Teams build, hold, and reset a cup pattern as quickly as possible.
Players bounce balls into target cups or scoring zones while teammates call angles and pace.
Teams sort coloured tokens or cards into the correct pattern under time pressure.
Teams build a stable tower with simple materials while managing speed and balance. The facilitator explains the completion rule before play.
Teams study a pattern briefly, then recreate it from memory as quickly as possible.
Players move small objects using tongs, scoops, or paddles without dropping them.
A closing station gives teams a final timed challenge under the agreed scoring rules.
Venue and setup
Our sheltered home ground: court, lighting and equipment on site. We handle the booking and timings for you.
We plan the station layout, team order and scoring around your group and venue. Allow room for each attempt, reset time and teams moving between stations.
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60-Second Corporate Challenge FAQ
60-Second Corporate Challenge fits groups that want easy-to-join competition without booking a full sports venue. It works especially well for departments, town halls, casual celebrations, and mixed-seniority groups.
Choose this when the event needs movement and laughter, but the group may not want a single intense sport.
Teams take turns at seven games timed to completion. Per-game times add into team totals and tribe rankings; the lowest accumulated time wins. The event name does not impose a one-minute attempt limit.
The exact station list can still be adjusted after checking the venue layout, available tables, participant comfort, and event timing.
The final station plan depends on the room layout, number of teams, table availability, ceiling height, power needs if any, and whether the venue can handle cheering.
Venue photos or a simple room sketch help us shape a cleaner recommendation.
For 50+ people, the run sheet should reduce waiting time by splitting teams across enough stations. For 120+ people, a multi-zone setup or staged waves usually feels cleaner.
The strongest large-group version has a visible scoreboard and a final challenge that brings everyone back together.
The activity should feel energetic without encouraging people to sprint through tight spaces. Facilitators set the boundaries, explain material handling, manage resets, and keep scoring consistent.
Station choices can be adjusted for participant comfort, venue rules, and any mobility concerns.
Those details shape station count, team size, facilitator coverage, material prep, timing, and whether the best format is one shared seven-station rotation or a larger wave-based setup.
Add these details to the enquiry form below so we can recommend the games and setup.
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