Mobile Team-Building Events use fun, engaging and interactive problem-solving initiatives and games to promote and teach positive team-work, communication skills, conflict-resolution and enhance leadership. These high impact programs can enhance group performance or revive your group in an insightful and unique way.

Mobile Team Building programs are exactly that, portable and can be set up at a parks, schools, conferences or retreats.  We serve groups from 10 to 1000 and tailor these programs to meet your group’s goals, needs, budget and size; programs are flexible for indoor or outdoor locations, various program time lengths, and a range of different impact levels.  

The different formats we offer are:

1 to 4 Hour Customized Team Building Events

PLI will work with you develop a mobile program. Programs can include large group warm ups and games as well as more in-depth small group problem solving initiatives.

The Amazing Team Challenge Race

PLI uses these same problem solving initiatives in a new format. We come to a park or school site and set up a race course were groups of 8–12 people "race" through different team challenges. We use "race" metaphorically as part of our interest in making events both fun and challenging while maintaining the spirit of cooperation. The first team that can complete all of the cooperative team challenges together and make it to the finish line WINS.

Health Trek Challenge

Empowers youth with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities for a healthier life. This program gets youth into our local parks. In teams they hike through a beautiful natural environment with a heavy backpack and a map as teams work through a series of health stations. At each station they enjoy working together to learn about health issues, complete a health assignment plus a team project. The goal is to complete the circuit and learn about health.

SFSU Empowering College Visits

PLI hosts schools and youth programs on an engaging tour of San Francisco State University. PLI uses team activities, college information and the idea of challenge-learning to give insight into college life and expose youth to the opportunities that are accessible to them.