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Ropes course

A ropes course is a challenging outdoor personal development and team building activity which usually consists of high elements, low elements, or some combination of the two. Low elements take place on the ground or above the ground. High elements are usually constructed in trees or made of utility poles and require a belay for safety.

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Ropes course

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related to Low course · 29
Ropes course → Carpet Maze, Cooperative Game, Crocodile Pit, Examples, Group Initiative, Group WallTrust-building, Ice-Breaker, Low, Low Ropes Elements, Mohawk Walk, Nitro Crossing, Peanut Butter River, Ragging River, Risk, Shuffle, Socialization Activity, Spider's Web, Success, Swinging Balance Beam, The
related to history · 15
Ropes course → Drawing, Europe, French, French Canada, Georges Hébert, Greeks, Hébert, Hébertism, It, Many, Natural Method, Obstacle, The, Those, World Wars
related to Terminology · 13
Ropes course → Adventure Park, America, An Aerial Adventure Park, Boy Scouts, Challenge Courses, Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience, European-Style, Low Ropes, Project COPE, Ropes, Ropes Challenge Courses, Teams Course, Tree-Top Adventure
related to Purpose · 12
Ropes course → Challenges, Commando Course, High, In, Journal, Leisure Research, Programs, Ropes, Some, Tarzan Assault Course, The British Royal Marines, To
related to High course · 10
Ropes course → Advantages, If, M-Belay, On, Otherwise, Participants, Ropes, The M-Belay, Vertical, With
related to Modern courses · 7
Ropes course → Inc, Jim Liggett, Modern, New, Recent, Ropes Courses, Since
is a · 1
Ropes course → challenging outdoor personal development and team building activity which usually consists of high elements
related to Research · 1
Ropes course → Despite

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course ropes courses elements high low belay participants physical challenge include usually climbing trees often designed development poles trust adventure

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Ropes courseis achallenging outdoor personal development and team building activity which usually consists of high elements0.90text
the Challenging Outdoor Personal Experienceinstance ofas well as more idiosyncratic names0.80text
Ropes courserelated to High courseRopes0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseM-Belay0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseWith0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseIf0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseAdvantages0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseOn0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseParticipants0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseVertical0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseThe M-Belay0.60section
Ropes courserelated to High courseOtherwise0.60section

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    Ropes course

    Nodes47
    Edges46
    Triples89
    Avg. degree1.96
    Density0.042553
    Components1
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