Team Building

Danceintime taught Salsa to the Baltimore Ravens Cheer Squad for a team-building exercise.

None of us is as smart as all of us.
— Ken Blanchard
No matter what accomplishments you make, somebody helps you.
— Althea Gibson

Team Building Through Music, Rhythm & Movement

DanceInTime offers lively, engaging team-building programs for schools, offices, corporations, conferences, and organizations of all kinds. Our programs use music, rhythm, and simple movement activities to help people communicate, cooperate, and connect.

Programs Tailored to Your Group

Every group is different, so programs can be adapted to the comfort level and goals of the participants. Programs generally focus on music-based activities involving rhythm, listening, and group movement. No experience of any kind is needed. Activities can be upbeat and energizing, gentle and low-pressure, or a blend of both.

Why It Works

Music and movement help people step out of their usual routines. When participants clap a rhythm together, respond to a shared beat, listen for cues, or work as part of a group activity, they practice the same skills that matter in any organization: attention, cooperation, flexibility, follow-through, and mutual support. Instead of simply talking about teamwork, participants experience it.

Experience

DanceInTime has led programs for a wide range of groups, including a team-building session for the Baltimore Ravens Cheer Squad and a program for the McCormick Spice Company during a Baltimore meeting that brought together employees from around the world.

As Margaret Wheatley wrote in Leadership and the New Science, “The era of the rugged individual has been replaced by the era of the team player.” DanceInTime’s programs aim to bring that idea to life.

For inquiries about something suitable for your group, contact Barb@DanceInTime.com.

Team building program for an International Meeting of the McCormick Spice Company. We did improv games and line dances, with groups creating some original variations.

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