Operating in the Washington DC, Maryland (MD) and Northern Virginia (VA) area, Upward Enterprises Inc. (UEI) is the leader in the DC Metropolitan area in team building and leadership training. UEI specializes in the delivery of professional and exciting ropes challenge course experiences to youth groups and adults.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Happy Holidays to our Customers
To all our clients who have supported Upward Enterprises over the years, I'd like to say thank you for believing in the power of our team building. Happy Holidays to you, your family and all those you love.
Miracle from 34th Street - Computer Controlled Christmas Lights from Richard Holdman on Vimeo.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Can you guess where this is? A free standing climbing wall to the clouds for those adventurous enough to try. No, unfortunately it's not at Upward Enterprises ropes course in Frederick, Maryland.
We do have a 24 foot climbing wall you can rent for your next party or corporate picnic. A little more down to earth than this climbing wall pictured below. Call us at 301-834-6140 and we can quote you a rental price.
If you guessed this is the Bjoeks Excalibur climbing wall in Groningen, Netherlands you win!
We do have a 24 foot climbing wall you can rent for your next party or corporate picnic. A little more down to earth than this climbing wall pictured below. Call us at 301-834-6140 and we can quote you a rental price.
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| Just over 121 feet tall |
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Team Building using your Smartphone or Tablet
Today in the Washington Post I found a story in the tech section that interested me. It was a review of an app for your smartphone or tablet called Spaceteams, a cooperative party game for up to 4 players (or if you want 4 teams of players).
After downloading the game to your devise, you are set to "blast off" in a virtual spaceship with your shipmates. You have to fly the spaceship with the help of the other players who shout out instructions to each other. If you fail to work as a team, your ship crashes. Sounds like a team building game that's a great way to get people to interact together rather than always keeping their nose buried in their phone. What do you think? Should we use it at the ropes course?
After downloading the game to your devise, you are set to "blast off" in a virtual spaceship with your shipmates. You have to fly the spaceship with the help of the other players who shout out instructions to each other. If you fail to work as a team, your ship crashes. Sounds like a team building game that's a great way to get people to interact together rather than always keeping their nose buried in their phone. What do you think? Should we use it at the ropes course?
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