Team building entertainment for UK companies

Two ropes, three jump rope dancers, and a first for almost everyone in the room.

Everything in the ropes happens between people

Two ropes will not turn for one person. Double Dutch needs three, and your people change places all session.

They have to talk to each other to make it work, before, during and after.

Communication, collaboration and support are what the session works on. Everyone jumps and everyone turns.

The day is yours to build on: tell us what you want it to do, and it is played as a game or as a challenge between teams.

Forty-five minutes to two hours, half a day or the whole day.

Where there are more of you, the sessions run on one after another until everybody has been through.

L'Oréal ran one on Citizen Day, and Saipem for its own staff.

On an exhibition stand the ropes turn where the aisle passes, and visitors stop.

A product launch takes the same shape: a piece played through, then the ropes opened to the floor.

The length comes with the piece, and the four we programme each run to their own.

Between two talks, or to close a presentation, a short piece gets a room that has been sitting down all morning back on its feet.

On a staff event or a family day the ropes are on the floor and they stay there, and children from the age of five take a turn.

An open day runs the same way: people arrive across the afternoon, and the ropes keep going.

If an agency is putting the day together for you, they book it and price it into their proposal.

Send the postcode, the date and how many people will be there.

The quote comes back written, in sterling.

Jump rope, turned into a stage act. Booked across Britain.