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Do your programmes require being in good physical shape?

No they don’t. Anyone can do these activities because our programmes are not about doing the activities. That’s not the primary focus. The activities are utilized as instructional tools. It’s a little like computer hardware and software. The computer is just the means to get into the software and use it. In this analogy the software represents the mind and the computer the body. The activities are the hardware part of our programmes, the people are the software. These activities are designed to offer extraordinary opportunities to participants because they are designed to easily bring out extraordinary aspects of the participants. This is a very common concern. There are two important aspects of your question. Many times the real concern behind this is that people don’t want to look bad in front of their peers. After all, in most work places there is a competitive environment among fellow workers, especially in front of the boss. We are aware of this. How we deal with it is to establish a non-competitive atmosphere before we do activities which could be viewed as competitive. We then set the tone so competition naturally doesn’t occur. It is replaced with team spirit, cooperation and mutual support. The second aspect is that we approach these activities with a philosophy that declares that it’s never about the activity directly. The activities act as metaphors. They have no inherent properties. While the conceptual points behind this are difficult to apply, the experience of this is naturally and easily established. So we do not allow inter team competition to undermine the bonding, the spontaneous support that emerges among team members.