Haka Workshop

The workshop begins with an energetic performance from the Haka Masters, followed by an opportunity for your group to learn the words, meanings and actions of the Haka. The group then performs together before being split into teams to see who can deliver the loudest and most passionate Haka.

Yes. The Haka is designed as a high-energy icebreaker and can be used to get a conference audience involved quickly. It can also sit between daytime and evening activities as part of a larger corporate team-building programme.

Not at all. The Haka Masters teach the group the words, meanings and actions before everyone attempts the performance themselves. The emphasis is on learning together and creating a shared experience rather than expecting participants to arrive with any knowledge of the dance.

Yes. The workshop opens with the dramatic arrival of the Haka Masters and a performance of the Ka Mate Haka in traditional Maori tribal wear. Your group then gets its turn after seeing the performance and learning how the Haka is performed.

There is a competitive element towards the end of the workshop. Once everyone has learned the Haka, the group is divided into teams and each team performs, competing to deliver the louder and more passionate version.

The Haka Workshop is designed as an approximately one-hour activity, making it particularly useful when you want to energise a conference or add a short team-building experience without committing to a full afternoon.

The event is designed for groups from around 10 to 500 people, making it suitable for everything from a smaller corporate team to a large conference audience.

The Haka Workshop is offered nationwide and is particularly well suited to conference rooms and other indoor corporate spaces. Because the activity is designed as an icebreaker, it can be delivered as part of an existing conference or team-building programme.

The workshop is energetic, but it is primarily about learning and performing the movements together rather than completing a strenuous physical challenge. Participants learn the actions from the Haka Masters and then put them together as a group performance.

Yes. The workshop is specifically positioned as an activity that can sit between daytime and evening events, making it easy to use as an energiser within a wider corporate team-building day.