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Crazy game
Crazy Olympics
Crazy game

Crazy game

Experience a dynamic and fun team-building event with unusual and entertaining mini-olympics. In teams, take on a series of sporty and playful challenges in a friendly competitive atmosphere.

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Description

Organized as a friendly competition, this team-building event features a series of varied workshops combining skill, strategy, and team spirit.

Participants take on challenges such as laser shooting inspired by biathlon, a motor skills course with altered perception, and bubble sumo for fun and spectacular clashes. A blind tasting experience also engages the senses.

Additional activities such as obstacle courses, team games, or coordination challenges can be included. The goal is simple: score as many points as possible to help your team win in a fun and engaging atmosphere.

A local prize is awarded to the winning team at the end of the event during a friendly gathering.

Good to know

Activity accessible to everyone, focused on team spirit and fun. Challenges are adapted to participants and supervised by our activity team. Equipment is provided. Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for sporty and playful activities.

How the activity works

1

Participant welcome

Presentation of the format, team formation, and general briefing.
2

Start of the challenges

A series of collaborative challenges led by Takamaka instructors.
3

Rotation through activities

Teams rotate between the different stations: laser shooting, altered perception course, bubble sumo, blind tasting, and other fun challenges.
4

Final challenge

A last decisive event to separate the teams and shake up the rankings.
5

Results & podium

Score announcement, prize ceremony for the winning team, and a friendly closing moment.

Why choose Takamaka ?

Takamaka was born from a desire to develop outdoor experiences rooted in the territories themselves.

Over the years, the network has grown around several destinations while preserving a local and human-centered approach. The goal has never been to standardize formats, but to adapt each project to the specific characteristics of the location and the expectations of participants.

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