Mission Bay to be ‘invaded’ by 150 Tauira seeking glory
Tauira from three campuses (South Auckland, West Auckland, Hamilton) will compete in the ‘ATC Terminator Challenge’: a series of challenges designed to find the ultimate TERMINATOR 2019 team.
Date:
Thurs 14 November 2019
Time: 11.00am
– 2.30pm
Place: Mission Bay Beach
Three campus’s from West Auckland, South Auckland and Hamilton will meet on Mission Bay beach to compete in a series of challenges, including carrying, dragging, running, crawling, tyres, ropes and other equipment.
The ATC Terminator Challenge is an annual event held to help focus students on preparing for and achieving academic and physical training goals. It’s an opportunity to showcase their abilities to peers and test themselves individually and as part of a team. It’s also a lot of fun.
Activities will challenge physical, mental and strategic reasoning, and test the ability of the students to succeed as a team.
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