It's a Knockout

After a lively group warm-up, participants are divided into teams and rotate through a colourful selection of inflatable games and physical challenges. Points are collected throughout the event, creating plenty of friendly competition and memorable moments for the office afterwards.

The programme can feature challenges such as Human Table Football, Giant Inflatable Volleyball, Human Demolition and the Sumo Relay. The precise combination depends on the group size, venue and chosen format, so every event does not have to follow an identical programme.

The event is active, but it is designed around light-hearted team enjoyment rather than serious athletic performance. With several different challenges and team roles available, the focus is on enthusiasm, encouragement and having a go together.

Teams compete for points, and the rivalry can become surprisingly lively once the games begin. However, the deliberately silly activities keep the atmosphere good-natured, making this more about shared laughter and team bonding than sporting ability.

The inflatables and activity stations require a substantial outdoor area. If you already have a UK venue in mind, its available space and access will need to be checked; alternatively, the event team can recommend suitable locations.

Yes. Groups with fewer than 30 participants can follow a cost-effective multi-activity format, while larger corporate groups can enjoy a much bigger game-show-style production involving several hundred people.

The standard event lasts approximately two to three hours. It can form the main activity during a company away day or fit into a broader programme that includes meetings, lunch or an evening celebration.

It's a Knockout is suitable for approximately 20 to 250 participants. The content is adjusted to suit the number attending, helping smaller groups stay involved while giving large events the scale and spectacle they need.

Comfortable sportswear and trainers are the sensible choice for running, balancing and moving around the inflatables. As this is an outdoor team-building event, participants should also prepare for the forecast and bring suitable layers or waterproofs when necessary.

It gives colleagues permission to be playful, cheer one another on and create stories that continue back at work. The mixture of movement, competition and absurd challenges can help break down barriers far more naturally than a formal team exercise.