Coaching through the elemental forces of nature – what can we learn about our own human nature through nature.

All our group chiking sessions are structured around the four elements.

CHIKING™ – Water

In Chinese philosophy, the water element represents deep wisdom, graceful flexibility, and the ability to adapt to ever-changing situations. It emphasizes the value of flowing easily with the natural currents of life and the strengths found in yielding and adjusting to challenges.
The water element symbolizes wisdom, flexibility, and adaptability. It conveys the idea of embracing the natural flow of life and the importance of being resilient and adjusting to change. This element is a powerful reminder of the profound link between human experiences and the changing environment, encouraging individuals to seek harmony and balance in their lives, and to feel united in this shared experience.

HIKE IT – Mild to moderate hike, 5/6 km walk, 5 hours (Full day experience)
CHIKE IT – Embracing; team dynamics, group wellbeing, strategic thinking, communication skills, team think, wisdom sharing and values honouring

All complemented by Landscape Storytelling – what we can learn from the living world. Sometimes it’s better to let the beauty of nature do the talking.

CHIKING™ – Earth

The Earth Element embodies the profound and fundamental importance of stability and grounding in our lives, acting as an unwavering anchor in the tumultuous sea of constant
change. It empowers us to skillfully navigate the dynamic and ever-changing world while remaining firmly rooted in our authentic selves, thus significantly contributing to our overall
well-being. As we become increasingly aware of the intricate interconnections we share with others, we unearth a profound sense of mutual grounding and support, creating a tapestry of interconnectedness that strengthens and sustains us.

HIKE IT – Moderate hike, 10 km, 6 hrs (Full day experience)
CHIKE IT – Embracing; Leadership skills, cultural diversity, inclusion, team dynamics, group wellbeing, communication skills, strategic thinking, team think and values honouring.

All complemented by Landscape Storytelling – What we can learn from the living world. Sometimes it’s better to let the beauty of nature do the talking.