Hello everyone,
We are planning to organise "Sports Day" in our organisation. Thought of dividing the whole bunch of employees into 4 teams / house.
Please suggest some WACKY names.
Help me out by knowing how you organised it !!
With warm regards,
Medha
From India, Mumbai
We are planning to organise "Sports Day" in our organisation. Thought of dividing the whole bunch of employees into 4 teams / house.
Please suggest some WACKY names.
Help me out by knowing how you organised it !!
With warm regards,
Medha
From India, Mumbai
best games are badminton,cricket(20-20). this wil help in team building and require less members like 5 members in a team.
From India
6From India
Thankyou so much... I ws having a feeling that the employees shud b able to connect with their Team names... so how about names of forts of Shivaji... ( I work in mumbai) Please contribute...
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
HI Medha,
How many employees do you have ? R u going to have Indoor or Out door games. If out door then you can hire good play ground and have Athletics ( 50 mt, 100 mt, sack race, even 400 mts)for both men and women, Cricket, Football for men , some team games for women such as hand ball so. You can hire the Umpires from the ground it self, they will help administering the games. You can do the following to organised a good Sports Day.
1. Book a good Sports Ground
2.Decide on the events individual , and teams yu want to organised.
3.Make Teams
4.Give diffirent t-T-shirts or Caps for identification of teams
5.Select a Caption and Vice Caption from each team.
6.Have a meeting with all Captions and Vice Captions and give them the list of events, rules for each event etc,
7. Take the participants name for each event , take care that there is no repeat participant .( most of your employees should participate in the atleast one of the event)
8.Announce the schedule of events atleast three days in advance and put it on the notice board.
9.Make arrangements for Umpires or refrees either internally or externally ( if ground provides well & good). If it is External the results will be impartial and your all employees can take part in event.
10.Give good prizes such as Medals for individual events and Cups for team event. Make a point system for each event, and the team who scores maximum points can get a Shield.
11. keep some light snacks and lot of water.
One thing is sure it takes a lot of commitment and efforts from the organisers, but its worth doing.
I hope it will give you some idea. If any qurey do get back to me.
Cheers,
Harshad
From India, Mumbai
How many employees do you have ? R u going to have Indoor or Out door games. If out door then you can hire good play ground and have Athletics ( 50 mt, 100 mt, sack race, even 400 mts)for both men and women, Cricket, Football for men , some team games for women such as hand ball so. You can hire the Umpires from the ground it self, they will help administering the games. You can do the following to organised a good Sports Day.
1. Book a good Sports Ground
2.Decide on the events individual , and teams yu want to organised.
3.Make Teams
4.Give diffirent t-T-shirts or Caps for identification of teams
5.Select a Caption and Vice Caption from each team.
6.Have a meeting with all Captions and Vice Captions and give them the list of events, rules for each event etc,
7. Take the participants name for each event , take care that there is no repeat participant .( most of your employees should participate in the atleast one of the event)
8.Announce the schedule of events atleast three days in advance and put it on the notice board.
9.Make arrangements for Umpires or refrees either internally or externally ( if ground provides well & good). If it is External the results will be impartial and your all employees can take part in event.
10.Give good prizes such as Medals for individual events and Cups for team event. Make a point system for each event, and the team who scores maximum points can get a Shield.
11. keep some light snacks and lot of water.
One thing is sure it takes a lot of commitment and efforts from the organisers, but its worth doing.
I hope it will give you some idea. If any qurey do get back to me.
Cheers,
Harshad
From India, Mumbai
Hi Medha,
We are a HR solutons company. We do Staffing,Training,Events,Reference Mgt and Branding.
We have experience in conducting sports events for our clients.
If you want to take our services, Do get in touch with us. Thanks.
Jonathan Nicholas
Jon & Chris Consulting
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9886737742 / 25461410
From India, Bangalore
We are a HR solutons company. We do Staffing,Training,Events,Reference Mgt and Branding.
We have experience in conducting sports events for our clients.
If you want to take our services, Do get in touch with us. Thanks.
Jonathan Nicholas
Jon & Chris Consulting
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9886737742 / 25461410
From India, Bangalore
Hi All,
I am writing here to introduce Paintball - a novel team-gaming concept that has over time proven to be a successful enabler for corporate training.
Introduction to Paintball:
Paintball is an extremely popular training module in the United States and has only recently started evoking interest in India. Effectively paintball is a real combat game played in a field – where each player has a CO2 powered marker or gun that fires paint-filled gelatine balls called paintballs; the objective is really to do or die! While the field is laden with artifacts, bunkers and other obstacles, the objective for every player is to eliminate the other team’s members by simply marking them out and shooting the opponent with a big splotch of paint; the team is victorious only if they are able to capture the opposing team flag without being shot. A battle simulation complete with equipment and uniforms, this sport is a team game.
Corporate Trainings:
In the US, paintball based corporate training sessions are a rage. This is because paintball, in essence, combines elements of strategy, planning, team-work and leadership into one fun-filled game. It has the power to adapt – depending on the training needs – from an "Eliminator" game (where each participant of every team eliminated other team members) to a "Catch the Flag" (individual sport where each participant's goal is to take possession of the flag). All this, in a battle-like field, makes the event fun, exciting and addictive – a perfect getaway from the daily chores.
About us:
Our team spent a couple of weeks in the US – learning the ropes of this business from the top fields in California and have recently started "The Paintball Club" in India. We offer multiple gaming formats to our individuals and corporate clients. We believe the sport can be an effective training tool in areas of team-work, leadership, strategy & planning.
Do let me know what you think - Feel free to give me a call on +91-9819938377 or drop me a line anytime.
Ruchyeta Bhatia
Co-Founder,
The Paintball Club
+91 9819938377
From India, Mumbai
I am writing here to introduce Paintball - a novel team-gaming concept that has over time proven to be a successful enabler for corporate training.
Introduction to Paintball:
Paintball is an extremely popular training module in the United States and has only recently started evoking interest in India. Effectively paintball is a real combat game played in a field – where each player has a CO2 powered marker or gun that fires paint-filled gelatine balls called paintballs; the objective is really to do or die! While the field is laden with artifacts, bunkers and other obstacles, the objective for every player is to eliminate the other team’s members by simply marking them out and shooting the opponent with a big splotch of paint; the team is victorious only if they are able to capture the opposing team flag without being shot. A battle simulation complete with equipment and uniforms, this sport is a team game.
Corporate Trainings:
In the US, paintball based corporate training sessions are a rage. This is because paintball, in essence, combines elements of strategy, planning, team-work and leadership into one fun-filled game. It has the power to adapt – depending on the training needs – from an "Eliminator" game (where each participant of every team eliminated other team members) to a "Catch the Flag" (individual sport where each participant's goal is to take possession of the flag). All this, in a battle-like field, makes the event fun, exciting and addictive – a perfect getaway from the daily chores.
About us:
Our team spent a couple of weeks in the US – learning the ropes of this business from the top fields in California and have recently started "The Paintball Club" in India. We offer multiple gaming formats to our individuals and corporate clients. We believe the sport can be an effective training tool in areas of team-work, leadership, strategy & planning.
Do let me know what you think - Feel free to give me a call on +91-9819938377 or drop me a line anytime.
Ruchyeta Bhatia
Co-Founder,
The Paintball Club
+91 9819938377
From India, Mumbai
Hello everyone !!!! Please help out ya !!! Tax your brains a little bit !! Not even a single reply .... With wishes, MEdha
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
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