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Spy gamesteam building - a great way to strengthen the lateral thinking and problem solving skills of your team or entertain an important corporate client.

Spy games can be held indoors or outdoors and is an challenging and entertaining way to improve team communication and cooperation. Some of the indoors activities are intelligence trail, map room, surveillance quiz, demolition and car chase whilst outdoors your team can take the SAS challenge, or try climbing, crossbows, helicopter, rally carts, high ropes mission and much more.

Spy Games - the Enigma Project

Indoors, outdoors or both, complete a variety of missions throughout the day, crack a safe, defuse a bomb, melt into the background in disguise. Your employees or corporate clients will love the Spy Games day. Excellent for developing teamwork and innovative, lateral thinking skills or as a conference break - take a day or just a couple of hours to freshen up delegates and to give them a conference to remember. Venues countrywide. Don't delay, contact us to arrange a Spy Games event now.

Spy Academy

Join the spy academy for a day and have a go at spy activities from
defensive driving including J turns, sniper shooting, body guard protection,
unarmed combat, CQB, pistol shooting, slalom driving and shooting. Events
are held around the UK at the weekend once a month. Food and all protective
clothing is provided. Run by professionals who have been there and done
that. Interested? Contact us to sign up for the Spy Academy now.

Contact us now to discuss your event - we will mix and match the activities to suit your corporate requirements and personnel.

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