Bikes for Kids

Be a "Spokes" Person for Kids!

Bring a smile to a child’s face and have fun while doing it. Bikes for Kids is a great way to donate to a needy child and brush up on your own team building skills. Your teams will compete in games like Texas Skis or Tarp Pop Basketball to win points to redeem for bike parts and tools. The best teamwork earns the most points, which are tallied for the team ranking for the final Bike Build activity. Assembled bikes are donated to children at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas or the Community Partners of Dallas or to charity of your team’s choice.

Benefits

Energizes and builds camaraderie
Enhances collaboration and problem-solving
Builds relationships and gives to those in need

Logistics

Indoors or outdoors
At our facility or the facility of your choice
From 2 to 4 hours
Group size from 10 to 500 in our building
Group size from 10 to 2000 at some offsite location
Low to medium physical fitness

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Sample Activities

Sample Agenda

Welcome, introductions, and overview of the day

Icebreakers and team formation

Game rotation

Bike Build Activity

Sample Activities

Bike Build

1. Challenge: Working together as a team to collect bike parts then putting it all together for the final product.
2. Takeaway: Strategy and communication

Trolleys: Texas Skis

1. Challenge: Team members use long skis with hand ropes to maneuver from start to finish as quickly as possible. The only way to move is if everyone coordinates their movements.
2. Takeaway: Synergy of communication and action, leadership skills

Keypad: Baton Relay Challenge

1. Challenge: The team attempts to tag 30 placed “keypads” in numerical sequence, as quickly as possible. You may only tag a number if you’re holding the baton. Be quick to pass and catch while tagging keypads along the way. Flawless execution wins the day, but the ultimate goal is to improve your time on each round by strategizing techniques as a team.
2. Takeaway: Coordination, communication, and planning

Tarp Pop Basketball

1. Challenge: This is a nontraditional style of basketball. All members hold the edges of a large tarp to launch a 42-inch ball some distance to teammates holding an extremely large basket. Timing is critical for a successful launch and catching.
2. Takeaway: Communication, synergy

These are examples of activities that are similar to those that may be used for your group. When we learn more about your team, we will select and design the ideal activities for you.

Why Group Dynamix?

Our mission is to Connect People in Fun Ways. Group Dynamix sets it self apart from other "team building" by focussing on the needs of our clients. How do we do this? Our Facilitators. Each one is named Francis and they are equipped to customize and execute events in professional, engaging, and fun ways. Our Franci take an environment of fun, connection, and development and consistently exceed expectations. Our activities and toys are great, but our staff bring everything to life. That's not just how we feel. Our past clients agree!

The Principles We Follow:

100% participation 100% of the time for 100% fun — There are no waiting lines. All teams are always engaged by rotating through activity stations.
All Play — Participants might have different energy levels or capability to play a game, and that’s okay. Because games have different roles, there is always a place of everyone to contribute to the team effort.
Team Play — It’s not about the athlete; it’s about the team. Exceptional teamwork results in exceptional scores.