The Haka acts as a really powerful conference energiser or it can also be an engaging teambuilding activity to bring people together with an unforgettable shared experience.
Made famous by the Rugby Union All Blacks in New Zealand the Haka is a traditional and ancient Maori Tribal dance. It was once used by Maori Warriors before going into battle to boost morale and to intimidate the opposition.
It is performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted vocals. Hands, feet, legs, body, voice, tongue and eyes all play their part in performing this traditional dance, it is disciplined, yet emotional and will really get energy levels up and motivate your team.
Our experienced Haka Master will take your guests on a whirlwind energiser where they will learn and perform the Haka as a unified team. This is an engaging event which focuses on triumphing over adversity, it is about facing all of your challenges head on and with a positive mental attitude and it is about being stronger together!! The movements are very free and each performer is encouraged to express their feelings through dance and sound.
Please see the following selection of images taken at a recent The Haka team building event – unleash your inner Maori warrior!
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