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Teambuilding Game: Amoeba Electric Fence

The Amoeba Electric Fence teambuilding game requires a group to travel over an obstacle while maintaining their amoeba status (remaining connected with each other).

The challenge can be made more difficult by making the "electric fence" taller.

Though it's possible to setup this teamwork activity by simply stringing a rope between two chairs (or trees) I prefer the version you see in the video because the facilitator is removed from the "policing" role.

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Comments

Electric Fencing Cape Town

Great video, thanks for the info!

linds

can i know the solution to this game?

Tom Heck

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