Give the challenge meaning
Connect the experience to the purpose and objectives of the event.
It’s not about the board. It’s about how you face it.

Watch a corporate board-breaking session with Pedro Tânger. Get a feel for the experience before bringing it to your team.
At first glance, the challenge is to break a wooden board. What matters happens before, during and after: doubt, preparation, decision, support and how we interpret the result. A hands-on experience that brings the conversation about attitude and overcoming challenges to life.
An example structure, adapted to the group’s objectives.
Connect the experience to the purpose and objectives of the event.
Demonstration, technical preparation and instructor-guided participation.
Reflect on the experience and the challenges the team faces at work.
It’s not about the board.
Participation is voluntary and instructor-led. The format and alternative ways to participate are agreed for each group; no individual physical outcome is guaranteed.
Reflection gives the experience its meaning.
What story do we tell about the challenge? What separates not knowing, not being able, and not having tried yet?
Preparation, listening, focus and support from others. Observing the process matters as much as observing the result.
What “board” is the team facing at work today? What is the next concrete behaviour to try?
2 sessions · 125 participants per session
Two board-breaking sessions on separate days, each with 125 participants. The same kind of challenge across two events.
This was precisely the message I wanted to convey to my team, and it could not have been explained in a more impactful way.