Magic Carpet Ride Exercise

Divide a group of trainees in to teams of six or eight.

Magic carpet ride exercise.

Just a little remix to an old song i found which i ended up liking alot. The challenge to turn the magic carpet over without touching the ground surrounding the magic carpet. I recommend you print this exercise and either have a friend read it to you or you can speak into a tape recorder and play it for. I like to dream yes yes right between my sound machine on a cloud of sound i drift in the night any place it goes is right goes far flies near to the sta.

If anyone touches anything other than the carpet i e. Make sure the tarps aren t touching one another or near any external objects that team members can reach. Carpet the team. Place all tarps about 1 to 2 feet apart from one another.

Get the complete lead it yourself directions at www i. Magic carpet exercise guided imagery. Typical presentation storyline or metaphor your group is on a magic carpet ride high above the fields of the surrounding countryside. Your team stands on the magic carpet a tarp and then must flip it over without touching the ground.

You can ride the magical carpet for as long as you wish floating above or gliding down to get a better look at anything you d like to see. Shout out batang 90 s. This exercise is an example of guided imagery which can be very positive uplifting and relaxing. Create groups of 6 to 10 people and provide each team with a magic carpet a tarp measuring 5 feet x 5 feet.

This particular one was developed by the behavioral sciences institute. Don t forget to subcribe like share my video if you would like to donate in our channel f. Pause to let your child feel the experience when you re ready to land take in a deep breath and glide your magic carpet back down on the ground. The team has to remain on the carpet at all times no one may step off jump up and down or be held off the ground for the entire exercise.

Do not move too quickly you may fall over. The magic carpet teambuilding activity is easy to lead and requires simple and easy to obtain props. The team stands on top of their tarp and is then asked to flip the tarp over without anyone touching the ground.