"A leader inspires others to effective action."

Using the experiential format, Challenge U designs leadership trainings that allow development and practice of leadership skills. In our leadership trainings, people will step into roles that offer them opportunity to make decisions, to make mistakes, to be successful, and to lead and inspire others. Through feedback, results, and coaching, these individuals develop the same skills needed to be successful in leadership in their daily environment. We offer several unique and exceptional leadership development formats.

Samurai Game®

The Samurai Game is a highly challenging, intense leadership and team simulation which individuals and teams are called upon to exercise resourcefulness, decisiveness, honor, dignity, integrity, risk-taking, selfless service and personal commitment in a series of fast-moving, highly uncertain situations that make up the Game's "battlefield".

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Coaching

We provide unique and customized coaching in a one-on-one or a team format for short-term and long-term engagements. We provide support and tools to take you or your team from where you are now and where you want to be. Coaching is often used in a team format alongside 90-day goal setting programs.

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Equine Experiential Learning

Equine Experiential Learning is a format that uses horses as active participants that help to facilitate the learning experience for the human participants. By examining horse behavior, and how the horses relate to us, we can better understand what may be more effective in our own human relationships.

EEL uses a team approach, bringing together a horse specialist, a trained facilitator and the horse, to assist individuals and groups. Through a collaborative learning process, people use experience and reflection to facilitate learning. The equine-assisted model helps individuals learn about themselves and others by participating in activities with the horses and then processing feelings, behaviors, and patterns, recognizing how these may relate to the workplace or at home. While EEL is related to other experiential programs, equine assisted programs have the added element of horses with as many different personalities and attitudes as the humans they are working with.

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