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The document discusses outdoor training methodology and facilitation. It explains that outdoor training involves learning through reflection on experiences, which aligns with Kolb's experiential learning model. A variety of outdoor training tools are then described, including golf, orienteering and archery, and indoor climbing activities. These activities aim to develop leadership, goal setting, collective intelligence, and teamwork. The document also discusses facilitation, noting that a facilitator ensures meetings and workshops run effectively by remaining neutral and advocating for inclusive procedures. Common facilitation tools like consensus building and retrospective techniques are also mentioned. Finally, potential locations are suggested for hosting activities.
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- 2. Outdoor training methodology Outdoor training is the process of learning through experience, and is more specifically defined as "learning through reflection on doing". A process which can illustrate the four-step experiential learning model (ELM) as set forth by Kolb. The important role that the experience plays in the learning process and the role of emotion and feelings in raising insights, has been recognized as a unique method for adult’s learning.
- 3. Outdoor training tools Golf experience Participants are assisted by a golf expert and management who will accompany them along a path of practice and reflection on the themes of leadership, the goal setting and the difficulties that may arise in achieving the objectives. Thought, action, emotion. It is about putting the sequence of these faculties to reach a goal. • Redefine your relationship to failure. • Trust the process. • Monitor the messages you send yourself. Individual and team activities on target focusing. Wild experience (orienteering and archery) As a tribe of ancient hunter-gatherers, we are called to move on the territory in exploration and research and to face the theme of "getting lost" to meet again. Where we are now and where we are going, trying to use the most powerful tool: collective intelligence. This is a powerful group experience of sharing. Furthermore we are going to have archery as a fun and challenging team building activity which anyone can master quickly. Get instructions within the group itself by sharing good ideas and basic competences. Archery as a powerful unexpected team activity. Indoor Climbing A climbing wall is an artificially constructed wall with grips for hands and feet, usually used for indoor climbing. Here, supported by a professional mountain guide, participants, will experience the taste of pair coaching. Special designed pair and group exercises, in which we will go through the metaphorical concept of vertical and horizontal progression. Ad adventure based experience in which you need just basic healthy physical and mental condition. Try to merge your personal challenge with the one of others.
- 4. FACILITATION IAF (International Association of Facilitators). Facilitation is used in business and organizational settings to ensure the designing and running of successful meetings and workshops. A facilitator is an individual who enables groups and organizations to work more effectively; to collaborate and achieve synergy. She or he is a “content- neutral” party who by not taking sides or expressing or advocating a point of view during the meeting, can advocate for fair, open, and inclusive procedures to accomplish the group’s work.
- 5. Facilitation tools IAF (International Association of Facilitators). Here some example of tools and techniques that we have found useful for participatory meetings and workshops. We have at least 60 tools depending on porpoise of the meeting. Consensus Method «Indaba» Retrospective or timeline Reverse brain storming
- 6. SUGGESTED LOCATION Pineta Hotels https://www.pinetahotels.it/it/ Coredo (Trentino-Sued Tyrol) 234 km from Evobus Headquarter Activity: orienteering and archery in the wood Villa Quaranta Hotel www.villaquaranta.com Pescantina (Verona) 106 km from Evobus Headquarter Activity: Indoor climbing Golf Hotel Chervo San Vigilio http://www.chervogolfsanvigilio.it/index.cfm/it/ Pozzolengo (Brescia) 110 km from Evobus Headquarter Activity: Golf experience
- 7. Leonardo Frontani Facilitation s.r.l.