Q4 culture sprint entries close FridayNorthwind named team of the monthNew debrief toolkit ships in the consoleFacilitator certification cohort opensRemote-ready icebreaker pack updatedQ4 culture sprint entries close FridayNorthwind named team of the monthNew debrief toolkit ships in the consoleFacilitator certification cohort opensRemote-ready icebreaker pack updated
Sihi Team Development · Season 2026

Where teams learn to work as one.

Team Building Pro runs a programme from the first icebreaker to a measured outcome: 200+ activities, facilitated sessions, structured debriefs and a leaderboard that only moves when a session is signed off.

Northwind · trust round · 42 points
200+Activities
500+Events run
10K+Teams served
98%Satisfaction

Latest

Programme results, coaching notes and what has just landed in the build.

Programme

Northwind take the Q4 culture sprint

A 42–38 final against Meridian, decided in the closing trust round.

30 Oct 2026
Coaching

The debrief is the programme

Why the ten minutes after an activity carry most of the change.

28 Oct 2026
Release

New trust-round toolkit

Six sequenced exercises with a facilitator script and a scoring sheet.

24 Oct 2026
Format

Hybrid cohorts, one facilitator

Two rooms, one run sheet, and scores that sync in real time.

21 Oct 2026

Leagues

Four tables run through the season, each with its own format and entry.

Corporate LeagueBest of three sessions · teams of eightOpen
Schools & UniversitiesTerm-time · mixed ability · facilitatedEntries
Facilitator LeagueIndividual points · certified facilitatorsRolling
Remote Cohort45-minute online rounds · globalFridays

Events

Entries, draws and results for the team-building calendar.

2 Nov · 10:00 Sihi Team Cup Mixed teams · 90 minutes · open draw Open
9 Nov · 18:30 Facilitator Championship Certified facilitators · three rounds Entry closing
16 Nov · 12:00 Invitational Retreat Eight teams · two days · off-site Qualifying
7 Dec · 09:30 Graduate Onboarding Cup New starters · icebreaker and build Planned

League standings

Two points for a session won, one for a draw. Rounds are signed off by the facilitator.

Corporate League · after eight rounds
PosTeamPWDLPts
1Northwind871015
2Meridian861113
3Atlas852112
4Kestrel851211
5Lumen842210
6Verdant83238
7Halcyon82155
8Beacon81163

Coverage

Where sessions run, in person and remote.

Nairobi studioFull-day facilitated sessions
London studioHalf-day and evening programmes
Singapore hubRegional cohorts
RemoteFacilitated online rounds

Core capabilities

Four surfaces carry the programme, from first search to signed-off result.

Activity Finder
200+ team activities
Event Builder
Plan and execute
Team Insights
Attendance and outcomes
Facilitator Hub
Resources and guides
Activity LibraryEvent PlannerIcebreakersWorkshop TemplatesTeam AnalyticsFacilitator GuideVirtual ActivitiesFeedback ToolsROI CalculatorCustom ProgramsActivity LibraryEvent PlannerIcebreakersWorkshop TemplatesTeam AnalyticsFacilitator GuideVirtual ActivitiesFeedback ToolsROI CalculatorCustom Programs

Guide to team building

Twelve pages on how team building actually works — technique, training, rules and the scene around it.

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Overview
Team Building guide
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Capabilities
Team Building guide
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Operations
Team Building guide
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Playbooks
Team Building guide
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Stack
Team Building guide
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Compliance
Team Building guide
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Markets
Team Building guide
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Coverage
Team Building guide
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Performance
Team Building guide
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Risk
Team Building guide
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Advisory
Team Building guide
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Network
Team Building guide

Watch a session

Royalty-free clips from real sessions. Press play, then take the exercise to your own room.

Lessons

What each session teaches.

Communication
Listening and feedback fundamentals.
Trust
Progressive trust exercises with a structured debrief.
Conflict
Naming and resolving disagreement productively.
Remote facilitation
Running sessions across time zones.
Debrief technique
Turning an activity into a lasting learning point.

Workouts

Session formats you can run.

Icebreakers
Five-minute openers for any group.
Problem solving
Constraint challenges under time pressure.
Physical
Low-kit challenges for mixed ability.
Creative
Storytelling and prototyping exercises.
Reflection
Structured journaling and group review.

Activities

The activity library.

Trust and communication
Blindfolded navigation and listening exercises.
Problem solving
Escape-room and constraint challenges.
Leadership
Rotating-leader scenarios with a structured debrief.
Remote-friendly
Facilitated online sessions for distributed teams.
Energisers
Ten-minute resets for long workshops.

Teams

Teams and their programmes.

Roster
Members, roles and contact details.
Objectives
What this team is trying to change.
Session history
Programmes run and attendance.
Outcomes
Survey results before and after.

Features

What the platform gives a facilitator on the day.

Activity finder
Filter 200+ activities by group size, kit, time and the outcome you want.
Event builder
Build a run sheet, assign rooms and publish the schedule to the team.
Team insights
Attendance, survey deltas and session scores in one view.
Facilitator hub
Scripts, debrief prompts and scoring sheets for every activity.

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About Team Building Pro

Team Building Pro was built by a passionate team of team building enthusiasts. Our mission is to make team building accessible, enjoyable, and rewarding for everyone — from beginners taking their first steps to seasoned professionals pushing the boundaries.

We believe in community-driven growth, continuous innovation, and putting our users first. Join thousands of hr & team leaders who trust Team Building Pro every day.

Pricing

Starter

Free

Basic access, community forums, and limited analytics.

Pro

$9/mo

Full access, advanced tools, priority support, and exclusive content.

Team

$29/mo

Multi-user licenses, admin dashboard, custom integrations, and SLA.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Team Building Pro?

Team Building Pro is a dedicated platform for team building enthusiasts, offering tools, content, and community features.

How do I get started?

Click "Get Started" in the navigation above to access our beginner guides and onboarding resources.

Is there a free plan?

Yes — our Starter plan is free forever and includes core community and learning features.

Can I cancel anytime?

Absolutely. Pro and Team plans can be cancelled at any time with no hidden fees.

How do I contact support?

Visit the Contact page or email sihielectronics@gmail.com.

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you. Reach out through any of the channels below.

Email: sihielectronics@gmail.com

Phone: +254 728 319 443

Address: Sihi Electronics Engineering, Nairobi, Kenya

Hours: Mon – Fri, 09:00 – 18:00 EAT

Getting Started

  1. Create your account — Sign up in under 30 seconds.
  2. Complete your profile — Tell us about your team building interests and goals.
  3. Explore the dashboard — Discover tools tailored to collaboration, icebreaker, leadership.
  4. Join the community — Connect with fellow hr & team leaders.
  5. Level up — Unlock Pro features as you grow.

Changelog

v2.4.0 — New Collaboration tools, improved mobile experience, dark-mode refinements.

v2.3.0 — Added community forums, enhanced analytics dashboard, performance upgrades.

v2.2.0 — Introduced Pro tier, new Icebreaker features, bug fixes.

v2.1.0 — Launch of Team Building Pro with core team building functionality.

Our Team

Team Member 1

Team Building Specialist

Team Member 2

Team Building Specialist

Team Member 3

Team Building Specialist

Team Member 4

Team Building Specialist

Advanced Team Building

Deep dive into advanced team building methodologies. Learn cutting-edge techniques for collaboration, icebreaker, leadership and discover how top performers leverage data and technology to stay ahead.

Community & Support

Connect with team building enthusiasts worldwide. Share tips, ask questions, and collaborate on projects related to collaboration, icebreaker, leadership. Our community is moderated, inclusive, and growing every day.

Team Building Pro — Team Building at a Glance

Team Building Pro covers team building end to end. This page is the map: what the discipline actually asks of you, the vocabulary the rest of the app uses, and where to go next.

Core vocabulary

Who it is for

HR & team leaders. The material scales from a first session to competitive level.

How to use this app: work through Operations to build the base, Playbooks to sharpen specific skills, and Compliance before you compete.

Capabilities — the core skills

7 primitives carry most of the performance in team building. Each one below is a page of work in itself.

Collaboration

Collaboration is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Icebreaker

Icebreaker is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Leadership

Leadership is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Trust

Trust is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Communication

Communication is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Workshop

Workshop is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Retreat

Retreat is one of the load-bearing skills in team building. It is judged on consistency first and speed second — a repeatable version beats a spectacular one-off.

TechniqueTeam BuildingRepeatable

Operations — a repeatable week

A default week. Move the high days to suit your own calendar, but keep the high/low rhythm — two hard days back to back is where most progress is lost to fatigue.

MondayCollaboration fundamentals45 minLow
TuesdayIcebreaker + mobility60 minMedium
WednesdayActive recovery / easy volume30 minLow
ThursdayLeadership under fatigue60 minHigh
FridayTrust — quality reps45 minMedium
SaturdayFull session / match simulation90 minHigh
SundayRest and review—Rest
Progression: add load in the order volume → intensity → density. Changing two at once makes it impossible to tell what worked.

Playbooks

Six drills, one per core concept. Each is deliberately simple to set up so it actually gets done.

Collaboration drill

Setup: mark out the working area and set a target for the rep.

Execution: Collaboration at controlled speed, full attention on one cue only.

Volume: 3–5 sets × 6–12 reps, 60 s rest.

Watch for: rushing the rep once it starts to feel easy — that is the point to add difficulty, not speed.

Icebreaker drill

Setup: mark out the working area and set a target for the rep.

Execution: Icebreaker at controlled speed, full attention on one cue only.

Volume: 3–5 sets × 6–12 reps, 60 s rest.

Watch for: rushing the rep once it starts to feel easy — that is the point to add difficulty, not speed.

Leadership drill

Setup: mark out the working area and set a target for the rep.

Execution: Leadership at controlled speed, full attention on one cue only.

Volume: 3–5 sets × 6–12 reps, 60 s rest.

Watch for: rushing the rep once it starts to feel easy — that is the point to add difficulty, not speed.

Trust drill

Setup: mark out the working area and set a target for the rep.

Execution: Trust at controlled speed, full attention on one cue only.

Volume: 3–5 sets × 6–12 reps, 60 s rest.

Watch for: rushing the rep once it starts to feel easy — that is the point to add difficulty, not speed.

Communication drill

Setup: mark out the working area and set a target for the rep.

Execution: Communication at controlled speed, full attention on one cue only.

Volume: 3–5 sets × 6–12 reps, 60 s rest.

Watch for: rushing the rep once it starts to feel easy — that is the point to add difficulty, not speed.

Workshop drill

Setup: mark out the working area and set a target for the rep.

Execution: Workshop at controlled speed, full attention on one cue only.

Volume: 3–5 sets × 6–12 reps, 60 s rest.

Watch for: rushing the rep once it starts to feel easy — that is the point to add difficulty, not speed.

Stack — what you actually need

EssentialWhatever team building cannot be practised without
Personal fitSized to you, not bought off a shelf by reputation
ConsumableReplaced on a schedule, not when it fails
OptionalWorth buying only once the essentials are settled
MaintenanceChecked before every session; recorded after
Rule of thumb: in team building, equipment buys consistency, not ability. Fix technique before spending.

Compliance

The rules exist to make results comparable. These are the ones that change outcomes most often.

Regulations differ between Best Workplace Awards and national bodies. Always check the current rulebook for the competition you are entering.

Markets — where it is contested

The main events in team building, with the level each one sits at.

Best Workplace AwardsAnnualOpen entry
Team Excellence AwardsAnnualOpen entry
Dates and qualification routes change every season. Confirm against the organiser before planning around an event.

Coverage — where team building is strong

Standards, terminology and coaching style all vary between these. If you move, expect the same skill to be taught differently.

Performance

The physical qualities that underpin team building.

Aerobic baseBuilt in the off-season, maintained in-season
StrengthTwo sessions a week holds most of the benefit
MobilityDaily, short, specific to the positions you use
SpeedTrained fresh — never at the end of a hard session
RecoverySleep is the highest-leverage intervention available
This is general guidance, not a medical programme. Get it checked against your own history before starting.

Risk

If something hurts: reduce load, keep moving within a pain-free range, and get it assessed if it persists past a week.

Advisory

How to review your own work in team building without a coach in the room.

RecordVideo the session — memory of a rep is unreliable
ReviewOne thing at a time; a list of faults fixes nothing
IsolateRehearse the fix slowly before adding speed back
ReintegratePut it into a full-speed rep within the same session
Re-testSame conditions, same measure, two weeks later
Automated feedback in this app is advisory. It is a second pair of eyes, not a replacement for a qualified coach.

Network — clubs, sources and next steps

Progress in team building is social: the people you train with set your standard.

Next: go to Operations and put the first week in the calendar.

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