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Whilst reviewing and editing the chapters for this book we have recognised that most of the authors have had previous experience with ‘planks and barrels’ type experiential interventions.1 By this we mean outdoor physical experiential development exercises. One of us, Steve, for example, recalls an incident with a ‘spider’s web’ exercise with a group (ropes tied together and stretched between two poles to form a spider’s web – teams challenged to get through the holes without touching the rope, with each closed after an attempt):

Beyond the ‘spider’s web’: an introduction to The Field Guide to Leadership Development