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Day
1 - Friday
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11am
- 12pm
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Arrive
in Estes Park, CO |
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12
- 1pm
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Orientation
Lunch & Introduction to Your Team
Topic: The Translation and Relation of Wilderness Survival to the
Survival of Your Business
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1:15
- 4pm
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Survival
Skill: Natural Cordage
Making ropes and cordage from natural fibers is an important skill to
create shelter, traps, and clothing. BOSS field instructors will teach
you how this is done. |
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4:15
- 6:15pm
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Facilitation
/ Insight: Using Your Resources Effectively
Learn the importance of using resources effectively to achieve your
goals. Team discovery and assessment will be facilitated by BOSS corporate
trainers.
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6:30
- 7:30pm
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Dinner
and Relaxation |
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Day
2 - Saturday
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7
- 8am
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Breakfast |
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8
- 11am
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Survival
Skill: Introduction to Bow-Drill Fire Making - Part I
Fire has long been a critical tool for survival, and making a fire (without
matches) is a critical skill to possess. A BOSS field instructor will
guide each participant through the magical process of making his or
her own fire using the bow-drill method. |
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11
- 12:30pm
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Facilitation
/ Insight: Creativity, Strategy & Thinking "Out-of-the-Box"
BOSS
corporate trainers will use the lessons from the morning fire-making
activity to discuss complex skills, team dynamics, and strategic thinking
in business relationships.
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12:30
- 1:30pm
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Lunch
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1:30
- 3:30pm
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Survival Skill:
Bow-Drill Fires - Part II
We
return to the skill of fire-making with the insights gained from the
morning's discussion.
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3:30
- 4pm
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Afternoon
Break |
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4
- 6pm
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Discussion:
Group Dynamics & Support in Executing Complex Projects
How did you support each other in creating fire? How does making
a bow-drill fire differ from a fire plow in terms of group action
and teamwork? A series of facilitated experiential activities and
discussions will be led by your Corporate Trainer.
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6
- 7pm
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Dinner.
Break for evening relaxation. |
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Day
3 - Sunday
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7
- 8am
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Breakfast |
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8am
- 12pm
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Survival
Skill: Orienteering, Map & Compass Reading
If you are going to spend any time traveling in the wilderness, you'll
need to know how to read the land and your maps. BOSS field instructors
will teach the use of topographic maps, compasses, and the art of navigation. |
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12
- 1pm
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Lunch |
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1
- 1:30
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Personal Time
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1:30
- 3:30pm
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Facilitation
/ Insight: The Importance of Teamwork in Achieving a Pre-Determined
Goal
What can 'orienteering' in the woods teach us about the process
of pre-planning, execution, and management of corporate objectives?
Led by a BOSS facilitator. |
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3:30
- 5:30pm
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Discussion:
Attributes of a Success-Oriented Team
What makes a team successful? Topics include Role Definition, Open Communication,
Skillful Interaction, and Clear Objectives. |
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5:30
- 6pm
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Wrap up and
Celebration
We'll take a look at what we've accomplished together and how we can
continue to learn from these skills when we return to the workplace.
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6pm
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Group
Departs from Estes Park, CO |