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Learning
the Ropes!
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"The
Team Synergy certification training has revolutionized our Challenge Course
Program!"
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| Clover
Carroll Forest Glen Camp |
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Team
Synergy feels that there is no substitute for proper challenge course
training. It is vital that the highest standards be set and met in order
to insure a safe and effective program.
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"It is always nice to have the name of a company reflect the method of training. Team Synergy did just that. We learned new skills in an new environment; but our trainer built our skill level and 'synergized' to forge a new staff at the new facility. I was particularly impressed with their focus on safety. Whether it meant the technical course safety procedures or the 'soft skills', we felt safe. Thanks for the training." Paul Hedlund |
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Instructor
Training Qualifications:
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| The purpose of this training is to familiarize one with the philosophy of Challenge Courses, the technical safety aspects, and the processing soft-skills associated with this experiential education field. The following criteria is established for your safety and the safety of the participants entrusted to your care: |
| 1. The minimum age requirement is 18 years of age. There must be maturity shown and demonstrated at all times by the Instructor applicant |
| 2. The Instructor applicant must satisfy the minimum 20-hours for Low Certification and minimum 40-hours for Low/High Certification. |
| 3. The Instructor applicant must score 85% or higher on the written test and achieve a practical skills rating of 8 or better. (Practical skills rating scale is 1 - 10.) |
| 4. American Red Cross First Aid/CPR Training |
| It is a good idea that the Instructor Applicant be in good physical condition. A person with a Team Synergy, Inc. certification will have a working knowledge of the following: | |
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| "The content, presentation thereof, and student led application was just excellent! As a student knowing almost nothing about a challenge course, I actually learned how to operate one in a safe and prudent manner." | |
| Wes
Woodard Executive Director, Frontier Camp, Inc. |
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Example
Itinerary of a 40 Hour Technical Training:
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| Day One | Paperwork (Risk & Release, Health Statement Forms), Introduction, Goal & Philosophy of the Challenge Course, Games, Stretching, Initiatives, Spotting Techniques, Low Elements, Processing the experience, and Knot Craft |
| Day Two | Games, Finish Low Elements, Trust Sequence, Belay School, High Set-up and Take down, Belay Transfers, Care and Maintenance of a course, Legal Liability, Risk Management Plan, Material Specifications, and Knot Craft |
| Day Three | High Elements, Belaying, Zip Line Procedures, Pamper/Power Pole Procedures, Knot Craft, and Rescue Techniques |
| Day Four | Finish the Highs, Review Low Elements, Practical and Written Test |
| "I would like to thank you for the excellent training session you provided for the YMCA Camp Cullen ropes staff. After leading several groups through the course, I am very appreciative of your on-site training and occasional technical advice you have been able to offer. All of our staff commented on the professionalism and personable program you presented for them." | |
| David
K. Williston Ropes Course Director YMCA Camp Cullen |
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| "WOW! Words cannot express how different I feel after this training as opposed to past training experiences… the effort beyond expectation and the personal touch of the Powerful Paul… AWESOME!" | |
| Anonymous
Camp For All |
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If
you would like any more information on our Training Programs, please fill
out and submit our Inquiry
form.
A Team Synergy representative will contact you within 24 hours. |
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Team
Synergy, Inc. 56 Pinedale Sub. Rd. Huntsville, TX 77320
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| Phone:
1-888-615-TEAM |
Local:
(936) 435-9845
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Fax:
(936) 435-9844
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Email: info@teamsynergyinc.com |
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