Minute To Win It Team Building

Short challenges can suit a larger programme, but the activity still needs a briefing, demonstrations, team changes and a finish. Share the actual time slot rather than the overall event duration. The proposed number of rounds should leave people time to understand the task and take a turn.

Allow time for the briefing, activities, breaks and a closing discussion, as well as any setup or room changes. Share your available time and group size so we can recommend a session plan that fits the wider agenda.

The proposal will list the agreed activities, facilitation, equipment and setup. Venue hire, transport, catering and other optional support will be identified separately so you can see the full scope before confirming.

Minute To Win It features a series of fast-paced one-minute challenges that encourage teamwork, communication, and friendly competition.

Yes. Minute To Win It is ideal for indoor venues, offices, and suitable indoor event spaces.

Share the age range, mobility needs and activity preferences of your group. We can review the challenge mix and participation options with you before confirming that the programme is suitable.

Yes. We can customise the selection of games based on your event objectives and participants.

Yes. We can tune the route, pace, movement and challenge mix around the people taking part.

We will discuss sheltered checkpoints, an indoor alternative or a clear wet-weather decision point during planning.

Share your date window, headcount, available session time, venue status and the outcome you want for the group. Include practical participation needs and whether meals, transport or a wider event programme need coordination. Ask the proposal to separate confirmed inclusions, optional additions and exclusions, with payment and change terms stated before booking.