Three Step Dice Challenge
Using dice has proven to be a huge winner over the years in our fitness games, and this three-step challenge is no different.
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Creative Usage
One of the best ways to connect new and existing groups is to encourage creative play. Bringing out your team’s creativity and quick thinking will create a supportive and fun environment.
I’m A Fitness Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here
Its time to test your fitness skills and see how many stars you can win for your team. Based on the global hit TV Show, I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.
Card Code Cracker
Can you crack the code? That’s the big question on everyone’s lips. Card Code Cracker is a modified version from another crowd favourite on the Fitness Games Zone called ‘Card Memory Lane’.
Card Lane Memory
This game has been inspired by the card game memory, except you will be running and working in teams or pairs to solve the problem
Craze Maze
Craze Maze is a fantastic team building fitness game. The concept was taken from a game created by Matthew Basset, follow the link to view the original game
Four Dice Split
This is a great individual or team challenge activity. Each player or team will need four different coloured dice. If possible to have a red, blue, green and yellow six-sided dice as that’s how the game has been designed.
Up & Down The Christmas Tree
The game is straightforward; teams must start at the bottom of the Christmas tree. They need to select one of the ten rep balls on the tree.
This or That Fitness
This is a great way to make fitness fun and to engage and promote creativity at the end with the story, poem or song about the selections they have made.
Rolling with Luck
The game starts with everyone rolling their six-sided dice against the instructor. Before they roll, they must decide if they are going to roll a lower number, higher number or the same number as the instructor.
Double-Sided Ladder
Before starting this exercise, you must not tell your participants that they are going to complete this workout twice; that’s the surprise and the challenging aspect of the activity that they will find out afterwards.
Drawing Animals On Your Head
This is a brilliant icebreaker activity that is perfect for starting a meeting, workshop, class, or just for something fun. This play-based activity is so much fun and is suitable for all ages. The reason it works so well is that I don’t know anyone that practices drawing animals on top of their head.
Virtual Thumb Wars
At primary school, I remember playing thumbs wars all the time. With virtual teaching, learning and coaching becoming the new normal around the world, we have taken this old school classic and turned it into a fun virtual warm-up challenge.
Hide & Seek
Im sure everyone reading this right now can think back to their childhood and think of a happy memory playing hide and seek? Well if you cant, we are going to give you that positive memory today.
Virtual Scavenger Hunt
Who doesn’t love a scavenger hunt? The answer is simple; everyone loves it, and that’s why we have put a virtual twist on this classic. All virtual players need to have the ability to take a photo of the item that you are asking them to find in their house.
Virtual Dice Cricket
This version is designed to have the instructor with the dice and everyone playing against them. To put this in cricket terms, the instructor is the bowler, and the rest of the virtual players are the batters.
Summer Word Search
Mixing the joys of summer, movement and learning together in one fun game suited for participants of all ages.
Colour By Numbers
Are you feeling lucky? Its time to dust off your favourite six-sided dice and find your artistic flair.
Colour & Move Challenge
Its time to find your artistic flair and move your body at the same time. This challenge will have you creating a masterpiece that you can hang on the wall while moving your body to get the fantastic health benefits at the same time.
Christmas Tree Race
We challenge you to race Santa Claus from the top of the tree to the bottom? Using your mathematic skills can you colour in all of the decorations on the Christmas tree first and complete the exercises as you go?