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Corporate Floorball Team Building Singapore

Beginner-Friendly Court Hockey For Office Teams

Pick up a stick, practise a few passes, and try to put the ball past the other team. This hosted corporate Floorball session starts with safe stick use and the basics, followed by short matches on a suitable court or flat indoor space.

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2- or 3-hour Standard packages
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Floorball team building for Singapore corporate groups

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Stick Skills Warm-Up

Beginners learn safe stick use, ball control, and simple passing before the match gets faster.

Pass-First Team Play

Teams rotate, call for support, and create passing lanes instead of waiting for one star player.

Indoor Court Play

A suitable court or flat indoor space keeps the session quick, controlled, and weather-safe.

Activity fit

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  • PricingQuote after we review your details

    Your final quote depends on group size, venue, timing, and any extras.

  • Best fitTeams that want a fast court sport

    Suits teams that are happy to try a stick-and-ball sport and play short matches.

  • Venue fitThe Cage @ Kallang

    Have your own venue in mind? We can check whether it is suitable.

  • Energy levelActive court-hockey format

    We will need to check that your indoor or sheltered court has a suitable flat surface.

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Activity fit

Team sport for first-timers.

Light sticks, quick passing, and short match play give sporty teammates a challenge while beginners can learn the basics, call for support, and celebrate every goal.

01

Team play

Fast Team Sport

Players pass, rotate, defend, and score together instead of waiting for one star player.

02

Easy to learn

Simple Stick Rules

A clear safety brief and basic skills warm-up help first-timers settle in quickly.

03

Venue setup

Indoor Court Fit

A suitable court or flat indoor space keeps play quick, controlled, and weather-safe.

Why teams choose this

Pass to a teammate, call for support, and move into space. Floorball keeps players looking out for one another.

01

Working together

Pass Before You Shoot

Players create chances by moving as a unit, supporting the ball, and looking for the better pass.

02

During the game

Call For A Pass

Quick support calls help players ask for passes, mark opponents, and react when possession changes.

03

Team highlights

Goal Celebration

Shared goals, saves, and close games give beginners and sporty players a clear reason to cheer together.

Players in a competitive Floorball match
Floorball reference photo

Ways to play

04 game modes

Floorball Game Modes

Start with skills and simple mini games, then build into a team match that gives the group a strong finish.

Ball control

Knock Out

How It Plays

Players practise control and awareness while trying to stay in the challenge.

What Teams Practice

  • Ball control
  • Awareness
  • Composure

Target game

Pinball

How It Plays

Teams work on aiming, timing, and positioning through a structured target challenge.

What Teams Practice

  • Accuracy
  • Timing
  • Encouragement

Passing together

Foosball

How It Plays

Players practise their positions and make space for teammates to pass and move together.

What Teams Practice

  • Positioning
  • Role clarity
  • Team movement

Match play

Finale

How It Plays

The session closes with a fuller match so teams can apply the skills they built.

What Teams Practice

  • Communication
  • Team rhythm
  • Shared finish

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Jane Yong

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Engaged Cohesion for a 3-hour Laser Tag session. Facilitators Evan and Dewi were outstanding - their energy, spontaneity, and ability to engage our large group were truly impressive. Highly recommended for future team-building events!

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Sheng

★★★★★

Engaged them for Bubble Soccer and Laser Tag team bonding and experience has been great. Ian was very prompt and attended to our needs despite the many changes that we had to make as well as other requirements that we have. Facilitators were good and the session was fun, we all enjoyed it!

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Jen Tan

★★★★★

We recently held our team-bonding session with Cohesion at The Cage @ Kallang, and overall it was a fun, well-organised experience filled with laughter and teamwork. Their service was fantastic from start to finish.

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kayvern koh

★★★★★

The team bonding event was a fun and exciting experience that brought our group closer together. The responsive customer service stood out as well, promptly addressing all our needs and questions.

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Steph Sun

★★★★★

The mini Zen Garden workshop was so much fun! Sam was super engaging and funny, the instructions were simple to follow and participants could really use their creativity and bring home a masterpiece.

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Clarkey Clarke

★★★★★

We played bubble soccer for an hour for my son's 10-year birthday party. It was absolutely fantastic and so much fun, perfect for a group of active boys. The coaches were great.

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Programme

Your Floorball session

We start with stick and ball skills, then bring the teams together for a final match.

Our hosts explain the rules, manage turns, and adjust the pace for your group.

  1. 01

    Safety Briefing

    Facilitators cover safe stick use, spacing, and the rules for active play.

  2. 02

    Stick & Ball Basics

    Participants learn how to hold the stick, move with the ball, and follow basic rules.

  3. 03

    Skill Practice

    Teams practise with guided drills and simple games.

  4. 04

    Floorball Match

    Players apply what they learned in a faster final match.

Players in a competitive Floorball match
Reference photoFloorball match play

After the game

Talk about your Floorball match

After the match, compare the passes, calls and saves you remember. Try these questions with your team.

01

Teamwork

In the game

Players move as a unit, create passing lanes, rotate positions, and support one another in attack and defence.

Talk about it

When did a pass or a change of position help a teammate?

02

Communication

In the game

Quick calls help players mark opponents, ask for passes, and react to loose balls before the momentum shifts.

Talk about it

Which call helped you spot a pass or react to a loose ball?

03

Bonding

In the game

Shared goals, saves, and close games give mixed teams a simple reason to cheer for one another.

Talk about it

Which goal or save got the biggest cheer?

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Cohesion event experience

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Event add-ons

Complete the event after the game

Stay for a meal or dessert after the games. We can help arrange the food and drinks, and work out the timing with your venue.

Leave time after the match for drinks or a meal together. We can help fit this around your court booking.

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Powered by Sunday Roast BBQ

BBQ by Sunday Roast

Stay for a BBQ after the games, whether you are celebrating a team achievement or catching up with colleagues.

BBQ menus from $40 per person, minimum 10 people. Final price changes with venue, setup, cleaning, timing, and support level.

  • Premium BBQ finish
  • Chef-service options
  • Activity-plus-meal planning

Burnt Cones gelato add-on

Burnt Cones Gelato

Offer guests a cold dessert after the games or alongside a Family Day programme.

From $8/cup, minimum 20 cups. Flavours include Fior Di Latte, 85% Dark Chocolate, Bronte Pistachio, Reese's Peanut Butter, Ube, Stracciatella, and Chrysanthemum Goji Berry.

  • Single-serve cups
  • Multiple flavours
  • Easy dessert finish

Coordinated event support

Catering, Drinks & Transport

Ask us to help coordinate food, drinks, transport, and the schedule with your venue.

Priced in the event plan after we confirm group size, venue, timing, and support needs.

  • Catering and drinks
  • Bus transport
  • Venue timing support

Package comparison

Floorball packages and pricing

Contact us for Floorball pricing

Compare the games, hosts, and add-ons you need. Tell us your group size, playing experience, and preferred pace. We will check that your indoor space has a suitable flat surface before suggesting a setup.

As a rough guide, from $25 per person before venue and extras. For example, a 20-person, 2-hour session works out to about $620. This example includes one arena with 10 sets of equipment and one off-peak venue block at The Cage @ Kallang (S$31 per person). Food, prizes, transport, extra space, and longer bookings are quoted separately. Indicative only — we confirm the exact figure once we know your venue, timing, and group size.

Core option

Core Session

A hosted session with equipment, a briefing, and someone to guide each round.

  • Hosts to run the games
  • Equipment and safety briefing
  • Team game rounds
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Featured package

Team Event

Hosts organise the teams, explain each round, and keep score as everyone takes turns.

  • Team allocation support
  • Multiple round formats
  • Facilitator-led scoring
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Premium finish

Full Event Support

Add help with food, other activities, and the rest of your event.

  • Activity plus event support
  • Food or add-on planning
  • Schedule planned around your venue
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Planning guide

Floorball questions

Scan the questions teams usually ask before booking, then open the answers that matter for your event.

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Fit

01

Who is Floorball best for?

Floorball is best for groups that want a real indoor team sport with beginner-friendly drills first.

Read answer

Floorball suits teams that enjoy passing, moving into space, and trying to score together. Lightweight sticks and guided practice help first-timers join before match play gets faster.

It is a good fit when the group wants passing, movement, goals, and a stronger sport feel than a mini-game station.

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Safety

02

How do you keep Floorball safe?

Facilitators brief safe stick height, spacing, no-contact expectations, ball control, and warm-up rules.

Read answer

A safe Floorball session starts with stick handling, spacing, and contact expectations. Players should understand how to move with the stick, avoid reckless swings, and keep enough space around other participants.

Beginner drills before match play help the group build confidence before the pace increases.

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Venue

03

What venue or setup should we plan for?

An indoor hard or even court-style surface with clear boundaries works best.

Read answer

Floorball needs a flat surface, boundary clarity, and enough space for safe stick-and-ball movement. Indoor courts, halls, or suitable flat indoor spaces are usually stronger than uneven outdoor surfaces.

Share the venue surface, group size, and available space before confirming the format.

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Experience

04

Do participants need Floorball experience?

No. Start with stick handling, passing, simple drills, then short games before a finale.

Read answer

The session can be built for first-timers by starting with how to hold the stick, move with the ball, pass, defend safely, and understand the basic rules.

Short rounds and smaller-sided games can help mixed-experience groups get more touches and feel involved.

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What to wear

05

What should participants wear?

Closed-toe sports shoes and comfortable clothing are best for indoor movement.

Read answer

Participants should wear shoes suitable for court-style movement and comfortable clothing that allows quick changes of direction.

We can confirm any venue-specific requirements when we plan your session.

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