Breaking Bounderies
Embark on an adventure amidst stunning landscapes and rugged trails. Experience real challenges fostering collaboration, trust, and leadership, leading to personal and collective growth.
The Breaking Bounderies Concept
Our breaking boundaries tours are more than just an excursion in beautiful landscapes and challenging terrain. We set the stage for a profound experience designed to promote learning, strengthen trust, challenge individual limits, and enhance collaboration in any group. It's an opportunity to strengthen leadership in individuals and teams.
Duration: 4 to 7 days.
Breaking Boundaries is based on 3 fundamental pillars:
1. Increased trust
2. Strengthening Collaboration
3. Challenge the boundaries of teams and individuals
Increased Trust
In our scenic, challenging surroundings, participants build unwavering trust in each other and their own abilities. This natural strengthening of trust has profound positive effects in the workplace.
Strengthening Collaboration
Collaboration is the key to success. Our tours provide participants with the opportunity to refine their collaboration skills by solving challenges, sharing resources, and supporting each other throughout the adventure. The result is a closer bond and a deeper understanding of how collaboration leads to success.
Challenge the boundaries of teams and individuals
Our tours encourage participants to make crucial decisions and step out of their comfort zone. This inspires both the team and the individual to act with determination and courage to overcome obstacles.
Former Trips
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Hut-to-Hut in the Alps
A team of leaders embarked on a 6-day strategy trip. They hiked from hut to hut in the Mont Blanc region. Together with a guide, they navigated, planned, and assessed risks for their own routes between the huts. Along the way, the terrain could include sections where ropes were needed.
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Ice Climbing Challenge
A team of programming specialists chose to challenge themselves with ice climbing for 4 days. They stayed in a cabin in Rjukan, Norway. Each day, they built skills in ice climbing, which they would use to climb a several hundred-meter frozen waterfall on the 4th day.
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Hut-to-Hut in the Norwegian Mountains
A department went for a 5-day hut-to-hut journey in the Norwegian mountains, with opportunities for minor peak ascents an glacier hiking, along the way.
The purpose of the trip was to experiences together, build team spirit.
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The Mountaineer
The goal was a selected 4000-meter peak in the Alps. It was a 6-day trip where training in mountain skills was part of the program. Participants stayed in mountain huts and climbed smaller peaks along the way, learning about navigating in mountain terrain.
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Bushcraft
A trip that can be conducted anywhere. Participants cover short distances each day, focusing on time for setting up camp, cooking over a fire, and reflection. Participants sleep outdoor. The focus is on beautiful and contemplative experiences in nature, along with collaboration and room for learning processes and reflection time. An instructor accompanies the group throughout the journey.
Safety and logistics
Q-Courage is with you every step of the way. We can design the entire program or fragments thereof. We have knowledge of which activities and situations complement different learning processes. Q-Courage will ensure all safety and logistics throughout and will be with the customer every step of the way. Safety is our top priority.