Overview:
If you're a bit of an action man, this driving and shooting combo day will be right up your street. Simply chose any two activities from the list below:

Powerturns:
If you've ever watched pikeys pulling wheelspins and doughnuts in a supermarket car park and thought the moves were pretty cool, but dignity stopped you from kitting yourself out in Reebok and jumping behind the wheel of souped-up Nova, a session in a Powerturn will give you the chance to pull all of those moves and more.

Powerturns are incredible fun and due to their unique configuration they have an unmatchable level of manoeuvrability. They are steered by the rear wheels which rotate at different speeds, so unless you master the steering quickly you could find yourself shooting up on two wheels at right angles! The two 200cc Honda engines run independently with right and left hand throttles so you can literally spin on the spot.

Hovercrafts:
You may have been on a hovercraft on a booze cruise, but unless you beat down the door and grabbed the controls from the pilot on the way home, you're unlikely to have driven one. Well, that's about to change.

After getting kitted out in all of the essential gear and being given a safety briefing, you'll get behind the wheel of the craft and under the tuition of expert instructors you'll (hopefully) get the hang of the controls fairly quickly.

The hovercrafts have 50bhp, 500cc engines and are capable of speeds of up to 60 mph, so your driving skills will be tested to the limit. You'll race over a challenging purpose built course which requires deft handling and the ability to floor it when required. Hovercrafts don't have any brakes so if you make a mess of steering the results could be spectacular!

Off Road Karting:
If you spend half your life stuck in traffic, or drive a Fiat Uno, this is your chance to fulfil your need for speed with some high octane off road karting.

These 400cc off road beasts are capable of speeds of up to 60 mph and have front and rear suspension, which will no doubt be put fully to the test as you career around the circuit!

Depending on the size of your group you'll race either head to head, in a team relay challenge or in time trails.

Crossbow Shooting:
If archery isn't violent enough for you then a crossbow shooting session should fit the bill. Crossbows are serious weapons and have the potential to do a lot of damage, so no messing around!

After a safety briefing, the instructors will give you a crash course in how to handle the crossbow, after which you'll be let loose with the weapon.

You'll be firing solid bolts at targets, so imagine you're aiming at your most hated enemy and blast him into the middle of next week!

Archery:
If someone says 'Archer', what do you think of? The biggest liar and worst novelist since the beginning of time, or a man shooting a bow and arrow? Well, whatever you think, fill your quiver full of arrows and nail some bull's eyes.

Archery doesn't score highly in the glamour stakes, but when it comes to a fun factor it's close to the top of the list. Always great to get some friendly rivalry going amongst your group, you'll be able to shoot until your arm falls off... not literally, but you be able to shoot plenty of arrows. Top shot gets the bragging rights; worst shot gets the beers in.

Human Table Football:
You've played table football in the pub, now imagine an 55ft x 25ft inflatable pitch with you as one of the players! You play in teams of 6, attached to bars with velcro so you can only move sideways- excellent if you're good on the ball but chronically unfit! Your communication and coordination skills will have to be top notch as you can only move side-to-side in rows, crab style.

You can make substitutions throughout the game, so employ some squad rotation to keep everybody happy.

Included in all events:
- Instructors
- Safety briefing
- All equipment

Notes:
Please bring a change of footwear and wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty.

Overview:
If someone says 'Archer', what do you think of? The biggest liar and worst novelist since the beginning of time, or a man shooting a bow and arrow? Well, whatever you think, fill your quiver full of arrows and nail some bullseyes.

Archery doesn't score highly in the glamour stakes, but when it comes to fun factor it's close to the top of the list. Always great to get some friendly rivalry going amongst your group, you'll be able to shoot until your arm falls off... not literally, but you be able to shoot plenty of arrows. Top shot gets the bragging rights, worst shot gets the beers in.

Included:
- Expert tuition
- Safety briefing
- All equipment   

Overview:
If archery isn't violent enough for you, then a crossbow shooting session should fit the bill. Crossbows are serious weapons and have the potential to do a lot of damage, so no messing around!

After a safety briefing, the instructors will give you a crash course in how to handle the crossbow, after which you'll be let loose with the weapon. 

You'll be firing solid bolts at targets, so imagine you're aiming at your most hated enemy and blast him into the middle of next week!

Included:
- Safety briefing
- Instructors

Bullseye!
Robin Hood was cool (no, not the Kevin Costner version) and William Tell was only a Granny Smith away from lodging an arrow through his son's noggin. With heroes like this in England's rich history who wouldn't want to pick up a bow and arrow, take aim and shoot 2 foot wide of the target to the heckling jeers of their compadres. With steady handedness a prerequisite, those who've had a heavy one the night before will be pulling their arrows from the dirt.

Luckily you'll have competition standard bows to use and instructors to help you to get to grips with them so you might just nail that bullseye. After a short practice it's competition time with the victor doubtlessly thrusting his bow skyward in jubilation, cheering and grunting like a Neanderthal who's just floored a Sabretooth on the hunt.

Duration:
- Full day (includes 2 x 3 hour activity sessions and a packed lunch)

As Robin Hood and William Tell would testify, this is one for the steady handed, so those of you who’ve had a heavy one the night before are likely to find this a real challenge! You will have competition standard bows to use and instructors to help you to get to grips with them. After a short practice, the full-on competition begins. (Top tip: with the need for a steady hand, a well-timed bit of sledging can send a mate’s arrow straight into the dirt where it belongs.)

Duration: Approximately 1-1.5 hours

Overview:
If your experience of Archers is limited to listening to Radio 4 on a Sunday morning, fill your quiver full of arrows and try your hand at Robin Hood's favourite sport.

You'll be armed with a longbow and under the watchful eye of a qualified instructor you'll be taught all of the tricks of the trade. If you've got good a steady hand and a keen eye you'll hopefully be able to nail a few bullseyes. If however you're lacking in both departments, just make sure there's nobody within 50ft of the target!

Always a great event to get the competitive juices flowing, you'll be shooting at (paper) human targets and there'll be a bottle of bubbly as well as bragging rights for the winner.

Included:
- Safety briefing
- Instructor

Duration:
30 minutes.

Overview:
Unless you were brought up in the circus, or you're a member of a violent gang, it's unlikely that you've thrown many knives. Knife throwing is an art and with the guidance of an experienced instructor you'll learn how to throw like a pro. 

After a safety briefing- don't play with the knives and don't throw them at anyone- you'll be armed with a variety of different blades and will be given a demonstration by the instructor. He'll talk you through the technique and give you plenty of top tips on how to nail your target. In the movies, knives are depicted as rotating in the air in straight lines, but as you'll learn, this isn't the most accurate way to throw. 

You'll throw in pairs at a series of standing targets of varying heights and distances. Expect competition to the intense as everyone vies to the best blade slinger. 
 
Included:
- Safety briefing
- Instructors
- All equipment

Duration:
Approximately 30 minutes.

Overview:
This multi activity day allows for the whole team to experience a range of motorised and non-motorised activities that will guarantee team work and an overall enjoyable experience sure to be a change from the usual working environment!
Groups have the choice of four motorised and four non-motorised activities to chose to part in from the list below:

4x4 Off Road Driving
In groups of four teams will power across the countryside behind the wheel of a 4x4 vehicle, each getting a chance to take control of the wheel. 
Your experienced instructor will give you a full safety briefing and brief demonstration before letting you loose behind the wheel of a Land Rover Extreme Discovery. Expect to have your driving skills put to the test as you drive around an incredibly challenging course of banked slopes, large water traps, and tight turns. You don't need a full driving license to take part, although some experience behind the wheel would be highly beneficial.

4x4 Blindfold Driving
It's been illegal to drive blindfolded on public roads since 1987 when a driver wearing a sleeping mask caused a pile up on the M1. However, on private land, under the guidance of expert instructors it's perfectly legal to drive even if you can't see!

In groups of 4, you'll be behind the wheel of a Land Rover Discovery and will have to negotiate around a challenging off road course featuring steep banks, water traps and plenty of mud. Everyone will get to don the blindfold and take a turn behind the wheel and when you're not driving, you'll be directing.

The driver will be totally disorientated so responsibility lies with the rest of the team to shout instructions. However this is easier said than done as helpful words like 'left', 'right', and 'stop' will be banned and replaced with other less obvious monikers. Excellent communication skills and trust are key, although it's fair to say if the team start screaming, it's probably time to hit the brakes!

Air Rifle Sniper Shooting
After a briefing from instructors everyone will get a few practice shots to familiarise yourself with the weapon. Once the instructors are happy that everyone is up to speed, you'll fire away in a competition against the other members of your group.

You'll be blasting at a variety of dangerous targets including dolls and silhouettes of real people. Points are awarded for each hit, so expect competition to be fierce as everyone vies to be the top gun. There'll be a bottle of bubbly on offer for the winner so take aim and fire!

Archery
Armed with a longbow and under the watchful eye of a qualified instructor the group will be taught all the tricks of the trade. Always a great event to get the competitive juices flowing, you'll be shooting at (paper) human targets and there'll be a bottle of bubbly as well as bragging rights for the winner.

JCB Digger Driving
Your instructor will give you a crash course in how to drive the digger and control the all important digging arm, before letting you loose in the vehicle.

You'll take part in groups of 4, with each of you taking turns behind the controls. Whilst attempting to manoeuver the 1.5 tonne digger against the clock, everyone will be competing to dig the biggest and best whole in their allocated time limit in a bid to be crowed 'King of the Diggers'.

Quad Trailer Reversing
Is speeding around on a quad bike obstacle course is a little bit too simple for you? Then try doing it in reverse... blindfolded...or even when towing a trailer.

Once the group has had a full safety briefing, everyone will take it in turns to be securely blindfolded and let loose on the quad. Your only assistance will come in the form of two of your colleagues standing on the back of the trailer safely navigating you through the slalom, limbo poles and other assorted obstacles.

This exercise is built on trust and excellent communication, and it's essential that you work as a team to avoid flattening any of the course markers.

Knife Throwing
Knife throwing involves serious skill and with the guidance of an experienced instructor your team will learn how to throw like pro's.

After a safety briefing you'll be armed with a variety of different blades and will be given a demonstration by the instructor; learning the techniques and plenty of top tips on how to nail your target. the group will throw in pairs at a series of standing targets of varying heights and distances. Expect competition to be intense as everyone vies to be the best blade slinger.

Quad Safari
Enjoy the mud and thunder of an exhilarating quad biking session.

Equipped with a helmet everyone will get a full safety briefing from instructors before having a brief practice session on the training track to familiarise yourselves with the speedy Polaris bikes.

Once everyone is up to speed, you'll head off along a thrilling woodland circuit following an instructor in groups of 4. Be prepared to have your riding skills pushed to the limit around the woodland circuit which features tricky water traps and plenty of mud. There'll be opportunities for you to full throttle, but the tight turns and steep banks will challenge even the most experienced quad biker.

Sumo Suits
Ever wondered what it would feel like to be a huge Japanese sumo wrestler? Well, this is your chance to find out...
The aim of sumo is incredibly simple; push your opponent out of the ring by any means possible. Any hand-to-hand combat is strictly illegal; it's all about using your bulk.

This hilarious activity will have your team in stitches as you waddle around the ring all in the name of sport. See who has the guts, and gut, to become 'King of the Ring?'

Included:
• Activities and equipment
• Safety equipment
• Full equipment instruction and safety briefings
• Public liability insurance
• Experienced instructors
• Full event management
• Refreshments throughout the day (tea/coffee and biscuits)
• Use of the centre's facilities

Lunch is available at an additional costs

Duration:
Full Day, each activity will last approximately 30 -45 minutes.