Group Obstacle Race (GOR) SNAKE RACE (SSB) | | GTO TASK

GOR Stands for Group Obstacle Race,it is also known as snake race. It is the task where whole group has to collectively cross the obstacles. There are 6 obstacles in the GOR Which has to be crossed by holding a snake (Load). By all the teammates,By following certain rules you have to perform the tasks. The Rules are as follows ● The group members have to hold the snake alternatively on their waist level. ● One cannot move to the next obstacle until every member of the group has crossed the previous obstacle. ● when the group is crossing the obstacle minimum 3 members have to hold the snake while crossing. ● when you move from one obstacle to other obstacle, The Snake has to be held by every member of the group. IN GOR, The officer checks check's ■ Your INITIATIVE- As when u see the height of ropes, walls how u react. ■ Your Physical strength- Whether you are able to help the group or you are just a liability. ■Coordination with the group members, as whether you are able to influence your group or not. ■ How responsible you are, whether you are breaking rules or not, If you have broken a rule whether you are accepting it or not, are you repeating that task or not. ■ Whether you are selfish or you are good member of a group that he checks via are u running alone or you are taking the group with yourself or not. “ It doesn't matter that your team won or came last in the race, always focus on your role, how you helped the group to reach that position”. Subscribe,Share & Like "Defence Square" if you like our content! Must Follow to be Updated with Defence News,Exams,Notes,Current Affairs. Defence Square is Being runned by NCC Cadets, Under the Mentorship of Retired Defence Officers! For Any Query/Suggestion Mail us at - defencesquare7878@gmail.com Disclaimer: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'Fair Use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research, Fair use is a permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing, Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use

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